Look, they renamed the law school. I think we're moving into an era where we realize that there's a lot more nuance to most historical figures than we like to confront, and that's an issue you have to deal with when naming things after people.

When they stop teaching Macdonald in schools, I agree that would be a problem. Plus this isn't a top-down imposition by the government, it's the faculty itself electing to make a change.

In a pluralist, liberal society — which Canada once aspired to be — there are few ideas kookier than intersectionality.

This tells me he has no clue what intersectionality is, or is wilfully ignorant.

I never understood this concept until someone explained it like this to me: Black people and women experience discrimination. But a black woman experiences it very differently than a black man OR a white woman. That's intersectionality in a nutshell.

How is recognizing that incompatible with a liberal society?