Topic: Dalhousie University

Dalhousie University in Canada has restricted applicants for a senior management position to only "racially visible and Indigenous" candidates. The move has sparked a debate over reverse discrimination and the sociological concept of "racialization." The term refers to the process of ascribing ethnic identities to groups, a concept central to modern critical race studies in academia.

Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia has introduced "emergency hijab kits" on campus for Muslim students who may have their headcoverings removed or damaged. The hosts mock the concept, questioning the frequency of "hijab grabbing" incidents and suggesting that other religions should demand similar emergency kits, such as "yarmulke kits" or "pastafarian strainers."