Caroline Russell-King Argues For Quebec’s Bill 21  @CentreforInquiryCanada
Caroline Russell-King Argues For Quebec’s Bill 21  @CentreforInquiryCanada
Centre for Inquiry Canada | Caroline Russell-King Argues For Quebec’s Bill 21 @CentreforInquiryCanada | Uploaded February 2022 | Updated October 2024, 20 hours ago.
Host Leslie Rosenblood and Caroline Russell-King (carolinerussellking.com/) discuss the secular case for Bill 21, in the second instalment of a two-part series. Caroline describes the harms Bill 21 is intended to mitigate, and whether they justify the nontrivial limitations it places on religious expression. They discuss why Bill 21 has so split the secular community in Canada, and whether she sees any room for improvement. Caroline is a playwright and an atheist/antitheist. Podcast for Inquiry is brought to you by the Centre for Inquiry Canada. Produced by Matt Payne. Graphic design by Nikolay Nikitushkin. Music by Anthony Lazaro. Send your thoughts and feedback to podcast@centreforinquiry.ca

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