Arvind Singh
@arvindsingh55.bsky.social
Over 10+ years in Library, Information Management and Privacy roles. Master's in Library and Information Sciences and Master's in Education. Interested in social justice, the environment and philosophy of life. Advocate for Evidence-Based Politics.
Every so often, especially during economic downturns, racism pokes its ugly head. At present, ultra-right and fascist groups, spurred by 'populist' rhetoric by Trump and similar politicians, have emboldened racists. Still when we stand united, racism, like all lies and hatreds, in time will recede.
November 3, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Every so often, especially during economic downturns, racism pokes its ugly head. At present, ultra-right and fascist groups, spurred by 'populist' rhetoric by Trump and similar politicians, have emboldened racists. Still when we stand united, racism, like all lies and hatreds, in time will recede.
Australian Assistant Minister for Multiculturalism Julian Hill recognized his response and indicated that such racism has no place in Australia. Daljit on X simply posted 'ONE LOVE ❤️' and 'Thank you' to Minister Hill.
November 3, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Australian Assistant Minister for Multiculturalism Julian Hill recognized his response and indicated that such racism has no place in Australia. Daljit on X simply posted 'ONE LOVE ❤️' and 'Thank you' to Minister Hill.
Development that destroys a public treasure that generations would enjoy is never progress. We need to elect politicians who start thinking again of the public good and not what makes developers profit at any cost. Development needs to be measured in human terms not just monetary profit.
July 31, 2025 at 3:43 PM
Development that destroys a public treasure that generations would enjoy is never progress. We need to elect politicians who start thinking again of the public good and not what makes developers profit at any cost. Development needs to be measured in human terms not just monetary profit.
Let's put science and evidence into these discussions. Most scientists (97%) agree on human-caused climate change. Recent studies, such as by Cornell University's ScienceAlert, have found 99.9% of scientific papers agreeing on it but the public due to disinformation thinks there's a gap.
May 29, 2025 at 8:50 AM
Let's put science and evidence into these discussions. Most scientists (97%) agree on human-caused climate change. Recent studies, such as by Cornell University's ScienceAlert, have found 99.9% of scientific papers agreeing on it but the public due to disinformation thinks there's a gap.
Right-wing politicians will call citing science behind climate change politicizing a crisis such as wildfires. Media and social media controlled by this ideology also denies the reality. Instead conspiracy theories are peddled, such as governments seeding clouds or crazed arsonists setting fires.
May 29, 2025 at 8:50 AM
Right-wing politicians will call citing science behind climate change politicizing a crisis such as wildfires. Media and social media controlled by this ideology also denies the reality. Instead conspiracy theories are peddled, such as governments seeding clouds or crazed arsonists setting fires.
Robert F. Kennedy is into medical conspiracies about vaccines, COVID-19 or WiFi causing cancer. Given this, it makes sense that Trump would have him in charge of health. The aim is to gut health, so that medical experts would not look after health but it would serve interests of American oligarchs.
April 6, 2025 at 5:29 AM
Robert F. Kennedy is into medical conspiracies about vaccines, COVID-19 or WiFi causing cancer. Given this, it makes sense that Trump would have him in charge of health. The aim is to gut health, so that medical experts would not look after health but it would serve interests of American oligarchs.
Early Sikhs settled in the Lower Mainland, BC often facing racism. As India was a British colony, Sikhs could not be directly barred from migrating to Canada. So Direct Passage Voyage ordinance was enacted to bar them. This colour bar was challenged during the brave but sad Komagatu Maru journey.
April 5, 2025 at 11:25 AM
Early Sikhs settled in the Lower Mainland, BC often facing racism. As India was a British colony, Sikhs could not be directly barred from migrating to Canada. So Direct Passage Voyage ordinance was enacted to bar them. This colour bar was challenged during the brave but sad Komagatu Maru journey.