Opinions

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  I Thought I Understood Sexual Assault, Until it Happened to Me

  Carl Bindman – Published October 21, 2017

  Women have shared their stories enough. They’ve put in the work.

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  Harvey Weinstein: Another Ghomeshi, Another Cosby

  Cassie Doubleday – Published October 20, 2017

  Thinking back to Ghomeshi, Cosby, and now Weinstein, I have to ask, “When does this cycle end?”

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  Policy Making is the Secret to Community Oriented Development

  Daren Zomerman – Published October 17, 2017

  Like every other city, Montreal is a living and breathing entity that must continue to renew itself to stay viable.

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  Canceling Quebec’s Systemic Racism Inquiry is Caving to Political Pressure

  Aakruti Patel – Published October 17, 2017

  The goal is to look into the systemic discrimination and racism that is prevalent in Quebec society, especially in the employment, education, health care, and housing sectors.

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  Editorial: Turning Talk into Anti-Fascist Action at the CSU

  The Link – Published October 16, 2017

  The Link supports the CSU’s new anti-fascist policy and applauds the CSU’s endorsement of the Nov. 12 protest as an application of existing anti-oppression policies.

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  When Will Female Sports Reporters Finally be Taken Seriously?

  Elaine Genest – Published October 13, 2017

  The reality is that women in any field, particularly fields that are male-dominated, will have their work discredited or second-guessed.

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  Feminism and Sexual Submission Aren’t Mutually Exclusive

  Savannah Stewart – Published October 11, 2017

  People who think that feminist women cannot also be sexually submissive probably just think that way because they don’t understand either concept.

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  There’s No Such Thing as Green Fascism

  Jon Milton – Published October 10, 2017

  The struggle against climate change must be intersectional to address the magnitude of the problems we face.

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  Energy East Is Dead: Now What?

  Nicolas Chevalier – Published October 10, 2017

  The truth is that sustainability is the only way for humanity to have a future—and the only way to live in harmony with each other and the planet is to recognize the connections in our collective struggles.

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  Editorial: Energy East Victory, Concordia University Needs to Wake Up

  The Link – Published October 10, 2017

  To our knowledge, Concordia still hasn’t divested its holdings in the fossil fuel industry.