An Olympic victory for transsexuals
August 10 , 2004
Stephen Hui
With the Olympics opening Friday under a cloud of corruption and steroid scandals, one recent decision of the International Olympic Committee is getting less attention. Transsexual athletes have been granted the right to compete in their self-identified gender.

Prisoners and torture: The children of Palestine
August 10 , 2004
Scott Rohan
US torture techniques at Abu Ghraib are eerily similar to those being employed against Palestinians, including children, by Israeli military personnel.

Beautiful B.C.: Occupied territories
Harsha Walia and Stefan Christoff
In Bloom by Gina Whitfield
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Political Blaxploitation
Seth Sandronsky

President Forever, somewhere between Sorry and Monopoly
Aaron O'Keefe

A Touch of Pink Reviewed
Farah Moosa and Ian Rocksborough-Smith

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Venezuela Watch
Seven Oaks' continuing coverage and analysis of Venezuela's Bolivarian Revolution.
Keeping tabs on Gordo
A catalogue of the B.C. Liberals' attack on social services and working people.
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Seven Questions

Alexis Fosse Mackintosh is the director of a new documentary, Let No One Put Asunder: the legal recognition of same sex marriage in Canada. Notwithstanding her renown as a director and producer, Mackintosh is also the filmmaker who caught Randy White telling too much of the truth about the Conservatives intentions during the recent election campaign.

Read the interview.