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Anti-gay sentiment troubling to local youth Violence and laws in Russia deeply concerning, they say by Joannie Fu Youth Reporter
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What began as a peaceful demonstration in St. Petersburg, Russia in the name of LGBTQ rights on June 29, 2013, quickly disintegrated into violence as the activists were confronted by anti-gay protestors. Youth in Richmond are decrying the increasing aggression against the LGBTQ community. What happened at St. Petersburg is one of the many examples of the brutality that has ensued ever since the Russian government’s passing of a new bill that makes it illegal to support or display homosexuality in the country. This controversial new law has
sparked international outrage, many calling for a boycott on the 2014 Sochi Olympics scheduled in Russia next year. Some youth are concerned about the increasing assaults against the LGBTQ community, with one even comparing it to a second Holocaust. “If enough hate and disgust builds up then you never know what could happen over there… Nobody saw the Holocaust coming so I think it’s hard to predict what’s going to happen now,” says a Richmond Christian Secondary School student who wishes to remain anonymous. For Hugh McRoberts’s student, YanZhan Wen, however, while the situations are “strikingly similar”, he says they “are not analogous because the circumstances are different” with the existence of the United Nations and with social media being so prominent in the modern world. Wen, who will be graduating next year, says “It’s a slippery slope…there’s an assumption of problems compounding until it escalates to dire consequences.”
Conversely, the teens agree that the relocation of the Olympics is not going to work. “Sochi is just hosting the Olympics—it does not necessarily hold the spirit of the Olympics,” says Richmond’s Nick Tu. He will be attending the University of British Columbia this month and says that while he does not condone the Russian government’s actions, he feels that the Olympics are often used as a political platform when it should be purely sports based. Russia is not the only country to have enforced harsh laws on homosexuality. Most countries in Africa look down on homosexuality; in Uganda, the punishment for homosexuality can range from jail time to the death penalty. Even in developed countries, the LGBTQ community has only recently slowly gained acceptance, with the United States declaring DOMA (Defense of Marriage Act) unconstitutional, as well as striking down Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in California. Canada itself legalized gay marriage 8
“Sochi is just hosting the Olympics—it does not necessarily hold the spirit of the Olympics.” — Nick Tu
years ago. Megan Boyd, a student at Steveston London Secondary, suggests the best way is for activists to stay “passive in their resistance.” “Just show the world that the (LGBTQ) community is just filled with people who just want to
love each other,” says Boyd who will be going into Grade 11 this September. All the youth who were interviewed expressed deep concern of what is happening in Russia, and care for the LGBTQ community despite coming from different backgrounds. “I’ve always been strong about equality, being a Christian, the Bible tells you to accept…” says Tu, “…for me friends who are gay or bisexual, I don’t see them differently, I don’t see them as ‘that gay friend’ or as ‘that bi friend’, it doesn’t change them as who they are as a person.” The fight for equality is a treacherous road, and it has never been easy for any oppressed group, be it women’s rights, black rights, and now: gay rights, but in the words of Mahatma Gandhi, “When I despair, I remember that all through history the way of truth and love have always won. There have been tyrants and murderers, and for a time, they can seem invincible, but in the end they always fall. Think of it—always.”
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remember watching the fireworks at English Bay a month ago and seeing countless eyes looking up at the sky, completely delighted by the lights that rushed into the night. While others were completely euphoric with their mad smart phone grabbing, countless people plunged in their bag to retrieve their cameras and other digital devices to eagerly snap the occasion. Teenagers were staring at the sky with only one eye open as they were frantically Facebooking away their joys of watching the fireworks, instead of actually watching the fireworks. This brought great concern to me, how all of us high-schoolers are so eager to share our experiences with each other that we forget to truly enjoy them. I kept this in mind as I scrolled through my newsfeed, keeping an eye out for the 56 statuses that read “OMG! Best night ever!” and ignoring the fact that those same 56 people have already posted a status claiming to have lived the greatest night of their existence prior
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56 innocent social-networking bystanders. Angelica Poversky is a local high school student and reporter for RView, the Richmond Review's youth newspaper.
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remember watching the fireworks at English Bay a month ago and seeing countless eyes looking up at the sky, completely delighted by the lights that rushed into the night. While others were completely euphoric with their mad smart phone grabbing, countless people plunged in their bag to retrieve their cameras and other digital devices to eagerly snap the occasion. Teenagers were staring at the sky with only one eye open as they were frantically Facebooking away their joys of watching the fireworks, instead of actually watching the fireworks. This brought great concern to me, how all of us high-schoolers are so eager to share our experiences with each other that we forget to truly enjoy them. I kept this in mind as I scrolled through my newsfeed, keeping an eye out for the 56 statuses that read “OMG! Best night ever!” and ignoring the fact that those same 56 people have already posted a status claiming to have lived the greatest night of their existence prior
to tonight with another 47 Facebook statuses each. Because in the Facebook world, every night is “The best night ever.” As a normal Facebook innocent bystander, I would feel excluded from these super duper great nights everyone is having, so I’d want to join in the fun and talk about how beautiful the fireworks were. This tug-
of-war of who is having the most fun and who is being the most cool, is like a fart: silent but deadly. Nobody comments on it, but everyone knows it exists, just like how in the Facebook world everyone is incredibly attractive. Regardless of how blatantly photoshopped the picture is and how blatantly
unattractive us pimply teenagers are, in the Facebook world everyone is friends and expresses how gorgeous everyone is. Again, as an innocent bystander, I would feel the need to also look equally attractive as all the other edited pictures of teenage girl faces on my newsfeed. Then I would proceed to be punched in my
self-esteem whenever I got 56 fewer likes on my Facebook profile picture than Ms. More-popularand-prettier. So of course, the next step of my 15-yearold mindset would
be to take a beautiful picture of myself at the fireworks. This is the Facebook double threat—not only am I more attractive, I am also having a better time than those other
56 innocent social-networking bystanders. Angelica Poversky is a local high school student and reporter for RView, the Richmond Review's youth newspaper.
PRESENTED BY
RCH DONATION DAY I never needed Royal Columbian before. Then my pregnant wife needed heart surgery. That’s when I learned RCH treats 1 out of every 3 people in BC. October 8 is Donation Day at RCH. Help raise critically needed funds in support of one of BC’s most complex care hospitals.
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Anti-gay sentiment troubling to local youth Violence and laws in Russia deeply concerning, they say by Joannie Fu Youth Reporter
B
loodied noses. Sobbing couples. Smoke bombs.
What began as a peaceful demonstration in St. Petersburg, Russia in the name of LGBTQ rights on June 29, 2013, quickly disintegrated into violence as the activists were confronted by anti-gay protestors. Youth in Richmond are decrying the increasing aggression against the LGBTQ community. What happened at St. Petersburg is one of the many examples of the brutality that has ensued ever since the Russian government’s passing of a new bill that makes it illegal to support or display homosexuality in the country. This controversial new law has
sparked international outrage, many calling for a boycott on the 2014 Sochi Olympics scheduled in Russia next year. Some youth are concerned about the increasing assaults against the LGBTQ community, with one even comparing it to a second Holocaust. “If enough hate and disgust builds up then you never know what could happen over there… Nobody saw the Holocaust coming so I think it’s hard to predict what’s going to happen now,” says a Richmond Christian Secondary School student who wishes to remain anonymous. For Hugh McRoberts’s student, YanZhan Wen, however, while the situations are “strikingly similar”, he says they “are not analogous because the circumstances are different” with the existence of the United Nations and with social media being so prominent in the modern world. Wen, who will be graduating next year, says “It’s a slippery slope…there’s an assumption of problems compounding until it escalates to dire consequences.”
Conversely, the teens agree that the relocation of the Olympics is not going to work. “Sochi is just hosting the Olympics—it does not necessarily hold the spirit of the Olympics,” says Richmond’s Nick Tu. He will be attending the University of British Columbia this month and says that while he does not condone the Russian government’s actions, he feels that the Olympics are often used as a political platform when it should be purely sports based. Russia is not the only country to have enforced harsh laws on homosexuality. Most countries in Africa look down on homosexuality; in Uganda, the punishment for homosexuality can range from jail time to the death penalty. Even in developed countries, the LGBTQ community has only recently slowly gained acceptance, with the United States declaring DOMA (Defense of Marriage Act) unconstitutional, as well as striking down Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in California. Canada itself legalized gay marriage 8
“Sochi is just hosting the Olympics—it does not necessarily hold the spirit of the Olympics.” — Nick Tu
years ago. Megan Boyd, a student at Steveston London Secondary, suggests the best way is for activists to stay “passive in their resistance.” “Just show the world that the (LGBTQ) community is just filled with people who just want to
love each other,” says Boyd who will be going into Grade 11 this September. All the youth who were interviewed expressed deep concern of what is happening in Russia, and care for the LGBTQ community despite coming from different backgrounds. “I’ve always been strong about equality, being a Christian, the Bible tells you to accept…” says Tu, “…for me friends who are gay or bisexual, I don’t see them differently, I don’t see them as ‘that gay friend’ or as ‘that bi friend’, it doesn’t change them as who they are as a person.” The fight for equality is a treacherous road, and it has never been easy for any oppressed group, be it women’s rights, black rights, and now: gay rights, but in the words of Mahatma Gandhi, “When I despair, I remember that all through history the way of truth and love have always won. There have been tyrants and murderers, and for a time, they can seem invincible, but in the end they always fall. Think of it—always.”
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6. TIRES
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3. FRONT END Check shock absorbers, struts, & steering components
4. EXHAUST SYSTEM Visual inspection of catalytic converter, muffler, exhaust pipes, manifold & gaskets
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9. FLUID LEVELS: Check all fluid levels
All this for
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8. BELTS
Rotate all tires, check tread depth, & adjust tire pressure
Check front & rear brake systems
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POPULAR CHOICES: MEAT LOVERS
Ham, Pepperoni, Salami, Lean Beef, Sausage, Bacon, Cheese & Tomato Sauce
FACTORY SPECIAL
Pepperoni, Beef, Italian Sausage, Onions, Green Peppers, Cheese & Tomato Sauce
BBQ CHICKEN PIZZA
BBQ Chicken, Mushrooms, Green Peppers, Onions, Tomatoes, Cheese & Tomato Sauce
SPINACH
Onions, Tomatoes, Olives, Feta Cheese, Spinach, Cheese & Tomato Sauce PLUS MANY MORE SELECTIONS
CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE FOR OUR FULL MENU
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ANY LARGE PIZZA FROM OUR MENU
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FREE LASAGNA (908G) VALUE $9.99
WITH $50 OR HIGHER PURCHASE Valid until Oct. 24, 2013. Taxes and purchases of gift cards excluded. Must present coupon to receive offer. Limit of one lasagna per family purchase per day. Available only at two Richmond locations noted below. Cannot be used with any other coupon/offer.
FRANCIS RD @ GILBERT • (604) 204-0707 COPPERSMITH PLAZA • (604) 204-0511
JOHN’S PAN PIZZA
FREE $7 OFF OR
SMALL ALL CHEESE CHEE E PIZZA WITH PURCHASE OF 2 LARGE SPECIALTY PIZZAS WITH REGULAR PRICE
WHEN YOU BUY 2 LARGE PIZZAS WITH REGULAR PRICE
778-297-4404
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FALL MAINTENANCE PACKAGE 1. OIL, LUBE & FILTER Change the oil, install a new oil filter and lubricate the chassis
2. BRAKES
We’ve been neighbours for 100 years. Some things just come naturally when you’ve been neighbours as long as we have. Trust, respect for our beautiful environment, and the fresh, pure taste of tradition.
Check front & rear brake systems
5. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Check battery, lights, horn & wipers
6. TIRES Rotate all tires, check tread depth, & adjust tire pressure
3. FRONT END Check shock absorbers, struts, & steering components
4. EXHAUST SYSTEM Visual inspection of catalytic converter, muffler, exhaust pipes, manifold & gaskets
Fresh is never far.™
7. COOLING SYSTEM Check for leaks, check hoses, clamps, waterpump, & radiator
8. BELTS Check all belts & hoses
9. FLUID LEVELS:
Check all fluid levels
All this for
36
$
88 See reverse for locations and coupon details.