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At this point, I’m calling Paw Patrol
A personal testimony from a nightlife worker and their many encounters with police.
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My colleague AI
The dynamic interplay between journalists and generative AI necessitates analysis. While there is a growing reliance and use for the tool, the non-negotiable need for human insight is paramount.
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Ónen ki’ wáhi Concordia
This column by editor-in-chief of The Eastern Door and former Concordia journalism professor Steve Bonspiel was originally published on Jan. 5. The Link was given permission to print it to inform the Concordia community of the situation.
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Editorial: Emergency Meeting
The sickness is the system and the only future beyond this capitalist hellscape starts with class consciousness.
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The economics of thinness
Classism has led to rigorous beauty standards as it upholds idealized bodies that exclude diverse body types.
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10 ways to not pay your rent (and get away with it)
From gaslighting forgetful landlords to adopting mischievous tactics, delve into the world of creative and definitely not legal solutions of avoiding rent during your post-holiday financial woes.
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Art school doesn’t make you an artist
The relationship between class and art is complex, particularly within the realms of art education and the art world. But to be an artist is more than going to a fancy school and getting a degree.
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Resellers are killing thrift culture
Thrifting, once a necessity, has transformed into a trendy, commodified pursuit, challenging the very essence of affordability and accessibility it once represented.
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Journalism, the mouthpiece of the elite
In Canadian journalism, the unspoken barrier of class creates an echo chamber of elitism, excluding working class perspectives in the media landscape.
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Paradise lost
Westerners assigning Latinos to stereotypes is dehumanizing and reduces a pluralistic group of people into a monolithic image.