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That’s Corrupt

By Lina Harper • October 18, 2010 6:49 am EDT

Wouldn’t that make a great title for a cheeky sitcom about a boy named Corrupt, played by Trey Smith and modelled after fun family values’ tv from the 80s? YAMAN.

This morning I’ve got a video for you about the not so fun family values of Toronto police, recored for posterity in countless vids. Here, queer activists PolitiQ and detainees speak to their experience during the mass arrests that populated the G20 summit in June. Theatrical dramatizations are = heart.

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