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Let's be honest and challenge the lie that racism is not an issue anymore in Canada and face the fact that deliberate acts of racial hatred are more than simply symbolic.
OTTAWA—Building a cross that will burn is not an act undertaken in the heat of the moment. Rather, it takes deliberate forethought, time and effort. You must soak the wood in kerosene or coal oil for hours, if not days. You have to nail the boards together and then carve a point at one end to drive the cross into the ground. To build a cross that will burn, you must think about it, plan it, and work at it.
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Cross burning must stop: end racial hatred today
Let's be honest and challenge the lie that racism is not an issue anymore in Canada and face the fact that deliberate acts of racial hatred are more than simply symbolic.
OTTAWA—Building a cross that will burn is not an act undertaken in the heat of the moment. Rather, it takes deliberate forethought, time and effort. You must soak the wood in kerosene or coal oil for hours, if not days. You have to nail the boards together and then carve a point at one end to drive the cross into the ground. To build a cross that will burn, you must think about it, plan it, and work at it.
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