“It’s Called Trickle-Down Politics”
A microcosm of extremism and entitlement in small-town USA
Sections
The Lavender Menace
“Women’s Liberation is a Lesbian Plot” – Rita Mae Brown
How Sexual Violence in War Journalism is Treated as an Afterthought
Focusing on the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Experiments in Classical and Contemporary Sound
An interview with Montreal-based artist Lensky
Spring Break Sold Separately
The cost of a commercialized escape
Celebrating QTBIPOC Burlesque Performers
A first time collaboration between Queer McGill, Sweet Like Honey, and CommeUnity
The Battle for the People’s Princess
Anora v. Elisabeth Sparkle: Oscar Smackdown?
Political Infiltration in Sports
How tense Canada-U.S. relations are manifested on the ice
Gerts Café: Turning Over a New Leaf
Fine Words and Buttered Parsnips
Marketing Sustainability : Greenwashing in Fashion Weeks
The pollution caused by the fashion industry raised the issue of sustainability in the sector, but also led to extensive greenwashing in Fashion Week
White Ideas, Black Stories
Analyzing misrepresentation and prejudice in film through Spike Lee’s Bamboozled
Adulting Through Life
Maintaining adult friendships in and beyond college
Alone Together
The case for a Canadian Minister of Loneliness
Reading Between The Lines
How the irony epidemic has taken over social media
The White Lotus and the Spectacle of Privilege
Luxury, power, and the illusion of escape