Call me ‘Mom’
To my friends, I am, and always have been, “mom.” I take care of others, whether that means supporting them emotionally in a time of… Read More »Call me ‘Mom’
Features
What’s hair got to do with it?
An ode to unibrows, and other hairy tales
Never sleep with a man you’re actually interested in
When I was in grade 12, Samantha from Sex and the City was my idol. She was funny, loud, confident, and had a lot of… Read More »Never sleep with a man you’re actually interested in
Anila
Lovers can find ways to hide time, at least for a while.
The butterfly effect
Student struggles for accessible education, from Chile to Quebec
What we remember
Remembrance Day obscures the violence of the military’s past and present
Beyond the binaries
Revisiting the third gender in Hinduism
Not in my name
Why being Jewish does not necessitate being Zionist
Canada’s digging dilemma
A look at the Canadian federal parties’ mining promises
Colonial legacies in geography
The undertold past of a discipline
A cursory glance
Photos from Milton-Parc
Beyond “Yes” and “No”
Why #ConsentMcGill and the current consent discourse is failing survivors of sexual violence
On the tyranny of wishy-washy white liberal feminism
And why I switched sides