Opinions
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OpinionsYou are not the problem; your clothes are
Our bodies aren’t wrong or to blame for clothes not being flattering or fitting properly to someone else’s pattern.
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OpinionsBare minimum or princess treatment?
Social media trends are slowly altering our standards of romantic relationships, causing a rift in what is considered to be an extravagant display of affection versus a normal, healthy relationship.
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OpinionsHuman lives aren’t political
A searing critique of indifference, asking when humanity became a political stance.
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OpinionsSubstack’s broken promise
Substack promised to liberate writing from media hierarchies, but its evolution tells a different story. By embracing the logic of engagement and profit, the platform turned independence into an illusion and journalism into yet another product of the attention economy.
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OpinionsThe politics of silence at Concordia University
Concordia University’s political science faculty remains silent on Palestine, leaving students to carry the conversation forward alone.
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OpinionsEditorial: The streets have made our voices heard. Now, the polls will.
Montrealers have marched, protested and demanded change. Now, the city’s future depends on the choices we make at the polls.
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OpinionsCosplay as gender refuge
Cosplay is seen as an undermined creative act, but is crucial in its role as a refuge for genderqueer youth and beyond.
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OpinionsMy AI girlfriend
Artificial intelligence is being used to objectify women in a multitude of ways, most notably through the trend of AI girlfriends.
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OpinionsEditorial: Whose body counts?
Some bodies are deemed valuable. Others are treated as disposable.
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OpinionsA dissection of body horror
Though it may seem gruesome and difficult for some people to digest, body horror can serve as an outlet to explore insecurities and deconstruct societal conventions.
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