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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Infamy, Alcohol, and Desire: Reflecting on Graduation
It’s hard to believe I’ve spent the last 15 years under the structure, security, and stress of schooling. It’s equally…
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Remembering Blaze Bernstein, Four Years Later
Content warning: violence, antisemitism, homophobia. I learnt about the death of Blaze Bernstein during the long, hot summer of…
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Things I Found at the End of My Rope
*Content warning for mental health struggles For a while, I barely left my apartment, except to go to work or…
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By Adults, For Adults, About Kids: Did We Need to Watch The Social Dilemma?
Our brains are being rapidly rewired to consume more and consolidate less. Social media algorithms have written humans out of…
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The COVID-19 Vaccine and Confronting Systemic Racism in Healthcare
The American pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced earlier this month that their development of a COVID-19 vaccine was 90% effective based…
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Finding the Imposter Among Us
“If Kamala Harris can become the Vice President of the United States,” explained my mother, “then what is stopping you?” …
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One For The Books: A Look At 2020
History is normally something we find in books, handed to us through fiction novels that spin real-life events into engaging…
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Love in the Time of Corona
As fall is now upon us and Montréal is a part of the red-zone, I have taken it upon myself…
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Beware of Celebrities Bearing Gifts
What’s not to like about Ellen DeGeneres? She’s made millions laugh for over a decade, she hands out free gifts…
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