Your Halloween Headdress Isn’t Interesting and Neither Are You
It isn’t that hard to find a costume that doesn’t engage in cultural appropriation
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It’s Time to Fix How We Fight Online
Social media was supposed to save democracy. So why do hatred and violence feel inseparable from online life?
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Where Is Our Global Outrage Over Kashmir?
India calls itself the world’s largest democracy, but politicians like Narendra Modi have fuelled religious-based conflict for decades
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Inclusion: Mahadeo Sukhai
Measuring diversity when we really want to be measuring accessibility and inclusion
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Canada Made Weed Legal. But For Who?
One year later, cannabis users are still targeted based on race. Community advocates say it’s time for reparations
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Inclusion: Lekan Olawoye
Diversity comes in many different forms, types, ideas, and experiences
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Why We Should Let a Lottery Decide Our Government
Politicians are often older, wealthy, and white. Could randomly selecting average citizens lead to better representation?
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Why I Decided to Join a Class Action Against the Royal Winnipeg Ballet
I have been speaking out about alleged misconduct and abuse of power for years. Now seventy other women have added their own voices
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Raptors, Race, and Belonging
How the 2019 NBA championship helped create a vision for a new nation
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Politicians Aren’t Solving Millennials’ Problems
Young people face job insecurity, wage stagnation, and debt. But elections only focus on middle-class concerns
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