Opinions
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OpinionsGet out of the way white fragility, let’s eat!
Fufu, a West African dish, has become foodie TikTok’s latest obsession.
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OpinionsYour childhood memories don’t matter
Ending the publication of Dr. Seuss’ racist books should be a given
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OpinionsSomeone has to be punished for this!
In times of crisis, humans tend to look for those responsible for their misery. This pandemic is no different.
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OpinionsThe small joy of studying with strangers on the internet
For months it has felt as if I have accomplished nothing academically, that I am merely existing everyday. Even the most mundane tasks on my daily checklist feel impossible.
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OpinionsEditorial: A time capsule of gender and sexuality coverage
In 1982, The Link published its first special issue focused on sexual orientation: The Gay Issue.
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OpinionsAny March break plans?
Now that some restrictions have eased up in Montreal, The Link’s opinions writers tell us what they have planned for their March break.
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Editorial: Students deserve compassion as pandemic drags on
As students gird themselves for another semester of Zoom University, it is no time to ease up on leniency and compassion.
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OpinionsMontreal’s Sikh community agrees: Farmers’ rights are human rights
Indian farmers are facing a crisis.
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Editorial: No excuse for delay on MMIWG recommendations
While Indigenous people make up only five per cent of Canada’s total female population, 23 per cent of all women and girls murdered in Canada between 2014 and 2018 were Indigenous.
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OpinionsThis is a man’s world (for now)
Over the last few years we have seen more conversations about the inclusion of different genders in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and their unique experiences and challenges in the male-dominated field. However, those conversations have not spilled into other male-dominated fields yet, such as political science.
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