Special Issue

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  Special Issue

  Body positivity is dead and thin people killed it

  EssayZachary Fortier – Published February 1, 2022

  Respectability, impracticality, and a lack of intersectionality have corrupted the body positivity movement.

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  Runner’s High

  FictionJaime Kerr – Published February 1, 2022

  A different sort of athlete outruns his most dangerous opponent yet.

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  Ten alternatives to “ladies and gentlemen”

  SatireSophie Dufresne – Published February 1, 2022

  There’s no need to impose binaries on crowds with this list of alternative options.

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  Thank your body

  Allyson Brownie – Published February 1, 2022

  Our bodies are constantly working for us, even if we don’t always know it.

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  ‘Red Rain’

  PoetryEva Wilson – Published February 1, 2022

  Please enjoy this poem by Eva Wilson.

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  ‘My Mistress’

  PoetryHannah Tiongson – Published February 1, 2022

  Please enjoy this poem by Hannah Tiongson.

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  How artists choose to monetize their work

  Asia Mason – Published November 2, 2021

  Putting a price tag on art.

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  Affordable meals for the soul

  Gabriela Vasquez-Rondon – Published November 2, 2021

  Easy and quick recipes for the student on the go.

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  What your customer service script says about you

  Satire… Well kindaSheena Macmillan – Published November 2, 2021

  Much like the Meeseeks, Existence is pain for a minimum-wage worker. But what kind of pain is yours?

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  Giving food a second chance one dumpster at a time

  Esteban Cuevas – Published November 2, 2021

  Dumpster-diving is heavily stigmatized, but it says a lot more about the world we live in than the people doing it.