Rest in Power, Nicholas Gibbs
content warning: police brutality, anti-Black racism, death Nicholas Gibbs was a 23-year-old father of four and a resident of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. His family described him as… Read More »Rest in Power, Nicholas Gibbs
Rahul Datta - Media Credits
An Ode to SSMU Babies
These Adorable Gremlins are Making Everything Okay
Navigating Call-Out Culture
Queer Culture has Evolved, Not Lost its Edge
International news briefs
U.S. cuts funding for UN refugee agency The United States discontinued funding to a United Nations agency that aids Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza,… Read More »International news briefs
Quebec is voting, will you?
A breakdown of the parties hoping to be elected on Oct. 1
Dressing Up for Mental Health
Kayley Reed on self-care, entrepreneurship and social media
One Size Doesn’t Fit All
Crazy Rich Asians gives representation a try
How Long is Enough?
The comebacks of abusers in the age of #MeToo
A Self-Care Guide for Melanated Bodies
A black woman’s body is the only kind of body that holds memories in the pigments of her melanin Holds onto mama’s pain, grandmama’s pain,… Read More »A Self-Care Guide for Melanated Bodies
“Survivor-centric approach” must come first
Gendered & sexual violence policy report releases recommendations
International News Blurbs
SLAV at the Jazz Fest This summer’s Montreal Jazz Fest faced intense international controversy for its support, and production, of SLAV, a musical described as… Read More »International News Blurbs
PrEP: redefining safe sex
The politics and accessibility of HIV prevention
Strike down John A. MacDonald
In an online statement released August 8, 2018, Victoria, B.C. mayor Lisa Helps pledged to remove the statue of Canada’s first Prime Minister John A.… Read More »Strike down John A. MacDonald
When Brown-Eyed Boys Swim
A short story from our new literary column “Isthmus”
Is AI racist?
Machine learning, the justice, system, and racial bias