The Cat Who Ate Like A Lion
Lessons of love and acceptance from the furriest member of the family
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How Much of a Doctor’s Diagnosis Is Gut Feeling?
Why physicians should revisit their traditional response to decision making
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The Rise of the Tech-Savvy Parent
Is the younger generation really digitally superior? Not in my experience
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Success: Wali Shah
Wali Shah says his male role models perpetuated toxic ideals of success and manhood, but he’s here to change the status quo
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When Buffy Sainte-Marie Met Big Bird
The iconic singer helped Sesame Street teach a generation of children about Indigenous cultures
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Success: Ryan McMahon
Ryan McMahon says there’s no word for success in his language, but he defines it anyway
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The Poetic Disturbances of M. NourbeSe Philip
In her new book of essays, the Canadian poet fights the policing and restricting of black creative expression
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Connections: Don Tapscott
Don Tapscott spoke about his four greatest predictions for the internet and the new social contract we all have to build for the digital era
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Jian Ghomeshi and the Perils of the Non-Apology Apology
For too many men, the primary focus of #MeToo has always been on male redemption—leaving women to bear the costs of harm caused
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Who Gets to Be Gifted?
Kids in the gifted program are disproportionately white and affluent. How streaming became another form of segregation
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