I found these while looking for an image earlier
After a month of fasting, worship and spiritual reflection, the holy month of Ramadan is coming to an end. Families across Canada and around the world are preparing for Eid al-Fitr. Chef Moeen Abuzaid from Arbequina shares with Ross Hull some of the delicious dishes that make this celebration so special.
https://globalnews.ca/video/11102823/celebrating-eid-with-traditional-dishes
A project celebrating Edmonton's Muslim community and deep-rooted connections to the land has stamped a place in Canadian history.
The Canadian Prayer Rug created nine years ago in Edmonton is now set to travel the country as the image on Canada Post's newest stamp released in honour of Eid celebrations.
This is part of the social justice reforms and movements over the last half century. Equity and diversity? Intersectionality? Tolerance? All that! When was the left atheist? During the Bolsheviks? Being against Christian Fascism in the US hardly makes the worldwide politics atheist!
It varies based on who, when, and where, but I would say that it was probably around the 1960s when the overall narrative departed from "opiates of the masses" to a more nuanced and holistic approach to social reforms. You still have your hardline MLs today too, who believe in class reduction, but that's hardly the dominant worldview
MLs?