The Importance of Unveiling the Hidden Black History of Canada
I learned about Black History Month fairly young. For as long as I can remember, every February my teachers delved…
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From New Years Resolutions to Climate Change Policies: The Reality Behind Setting Unrealistic Goals
In 2020, Quebec announced they will ban the sale of gas-powered cars and begin the transition towards the sale of…
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Myanmar: the Big, the Bad, and the Forgotten
If you asked me about the political situation in Myanmar a month ago, you would have received a blank stare….
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In defence of Olivia Wilde — The difference in treatment of ‘cancelled’ men and women in Hollywood
Why do people love to hate Olivia Wilde? When you search her name, “Olivia Wilde incel” comes up as one…
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Twitter is Too Important: The Case for Regulation to Enforce Free Speech
The recent Elon Musk-Twitter saga has made it apparent that Twitter, in its present structure, is fundamentally broken. Upon creation,…
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The Tragic Over-Commercialisation of Mount Everest
Mount Everest has long been considered the end-all be-all of mountaineering. The summit, which is located along the China-Nepal border,…
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Learning How to Become “Not the Fun Kind” of Feminist
Earlier this year, my older sister was reading Andrea Dworkin’s Intercourse, a radical engagement in the politics of heterosexual sex…
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What’s ‘In’ This Season? Micro-Trends & Fast Fashion
There’s no better way to gain fashion inspiration than looking at McGill students’ outfits at the beginning of the fall…
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Anti-Black Racism and the Untimely Deaths of Hip Hop Artists
On November 1, Kirsnick Khari Ball, more widely known as Takeoff, was fatally shot at a private gathering in Houston,…
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Remakes, Reboots, Recycle: Media Adaptations that Sell the Same Ideas Back to Us
Soon after the trailer for the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid was released, it received over 1.5 million dislikes…
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