Opinions
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OpinionsThe politics of internet access
The internet is often imagined as open and borderless, but in practice, access and visibility online are shaped by infrastructure, power and politics.
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OpinionsMontreal’s heat is political
Montreal’s increasingly intense summers show that climate change is already affecting daily life.
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OpinionsThe U.S.’s English tunnel vision
For a country that prides itself on its model citizens, the United States falls well short when it comes to language learning.
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OpinionsDon’t blame the video essay
Video essays have made criticism more accessible and creative, even as the attention economy pushes them toward formula and excess.
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OpinionsSocial (Cult)ure: Mediocrity (Taylor’s Version)
Taylor Swift’s unprecedented power, reinforced by fiercely loyal Swifties, has created an insulated feedback loop where criticism is softened or dismissed.
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OpinionsA constitution without consent
Bill 1 would create a Quebec constitution, modify the province’s human rights charter and limit some publicly funded court challenges. As Quebec expands its constitutional authority, accountability and minority protections cannot be afterthoughts.
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OpinionsTime-travelling home
Going home shows how much you’ve changed and how little others may see it.
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OpinionsAre the kids alright?
With every new trend cycle, waves of young adults turn to influencers in search of who they’re supposed to become next.
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OpinionsK-pop and the sanitization of Black culture
K-pop embodies the pattern of Black music being policed at its source and profited from once repackaged for mainstream audiences.
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OpinionsConcordia’s preferred name policy falls flat
Concordia’s preferred name policy still requires students to use their legal names with Health Services, which can frequently lead to deadnaming for transgender students.
