Special Issue

People Are Eating Bugs to Fight Climate Change

Elaine Genest – Published March 6, 2018

There wasn’t any outstanding taste of cricket in the muffin.

Special Issue

Down the Trade Hole in Montreal’s Online Trade Community

Simona Rosenfield – Published March 6, 2018

The group is all about fostering a sense of community and rethinking consumerist waste habits.

Special Issue

Photography: “Look at Me, Talk to Me”

Annaya Stewart – Published February 6, 2018

The title is easy to understand. Some people tend to ignore the fact that Black people are people as well. They pay attention to stereotypes and judge us rather than getting to know us without any prejudice.

Special Issue

Our Society Can’t Simply Cower Away From Discussing Racism

Anas Bouslikhane – Published February 6, 2018

Many problematic and dangerous events have recently taken place regarding migration and xenophobia at home and abroad. They require our careful attention.

Special Issue

For Multiracial Women, Hair Is a Political Statement

Aysha White & Marissa Ramnanan – Published February 6, 2018

I have a weird ethnic first name (Aysha) and she has a weird ethnic last one (Ramnanan).

Special Issue

Poetry: The Link Race Issue

Ke Xin Li & Rhonda Chung – Published February 6, 2018

Poems from The Link’s Race Special Issue

Special Issue

One Student’s Notes on Diversity

Chelsy Monie – Published February 6, 2018

Being a student at Concordia has been a tiring and demoralizing experience for me.

Special Issue

On Race, Racism, and Being Racialized

Sophia Sahrane – Published February 6, 2018

I’m in the metro on my way home from school after my 11 p.m. class finishes, when suddenly I notice two individuals talking very loudly behind me, two white people with dreads, two white people with dreads loudly making racist comments.