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Breaking the chains
Women’s struggle against capitalism’s hold within family structures
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Leave Black girls alone
The dangerous effects of adultification and hypersexualization on Black girls
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Hot Reads for Hot Days: Why romance books are the perfect summer reads
Romance has always been a popular genre, not just within the publishing industry but also with readers. Love is part of the human experience—something that resonates personally and deeply with readers.
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How Minecraft saved me during the pandemic
Before COVID-19, I spent Friday nights photographing sports games and getting drinks at bars. Now my Friday nights are spent voice chatting with strangers on Minecraft—and I’m surprisingly not mad about it.
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Will Concordia give in to the pro-Israel lobby?
It is crucial to make a distinction between Zionism and Judaism. Conflating them is an act of antisemitism in itself.
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Colloquial Racism in Academia
Among the many faces of racism lies that of language. It is insidious and hides easily behind what appears to be a miscommunication and good intentions, yet perpetuates the privilege of those speaking the language of the colonizer.
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Am I being a bad friend?
Emotional exhaustion is real and sometimes the sheer effort of keeping up friendships is just too much.
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Editorial: The case for BDS at Concordia University
The increasing demands to revive the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement at Concordia University cannot be ignored or dismissed.
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Sex Ed(itorial): Fluent in Fluidity
According to studies, women exhibit greater sexual fluidity than men.
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Editorial: No innovation without compensation
Concordia’s drive for innovation, supported by government funding, necessitates a focus on equity and community care as the essence of true advancement.
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Editorial: We got a bone to pick with tuition strike scabs
The tuition strike at Concordia University highlights the damaging impact of tuition hikes on students and the importance of collective action against governmental austerity, underscoring the need for solidarity in the face of administrative resistance and the fight for accessible education.
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Sex Ed(itorial): What’s your body count?
On TikTok, the discussion of “body counts” as a measure of sexual partners reflects a harmful obsession rooted in violence and domination, reinforcing gender stereotypes and insecurity among Gen Z.