Special Issue

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  Special Issue

  Special Issue: I Want to Talk About Race But I Don’t Know How

  Rhonda Chung – Published January 30, 2017

  What do we call people who aren’t white? Do you know?

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  Special Issue: Split Identity

  Aysha White – Published January 30, 2017

  My father is white. He has twinkly blue Kris Kringle eyes. The older I get, the more likely we are to be mistaken for a couple. This doesn’t happen to my younger sister, whose freckles, pale eyes and pinkish skin match our father’s.

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  An Introduction to the Race Special Issue

  Jonathan Caragay-Cook – Published January 30, 2017

  Having a space dedicated to exploring the complexities of race, for and by people of colour, is a necessity.

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  A Comic

  Morag Rahn-Campbell – Published November 29, 2016

  Talkin’ bout mental illness.

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  The Anxious Mind and Its Many Forms

  Julia Miele – Published November 29, 2016

  It’s important to note that anxiety should never be generalized. Anxiety elicits a different reaction from everyone who suffers from it.

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  Mental Health Special Issue

  The Link – Published November 29, 2016

  It’s hard, sometimes, being a person.

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  Anything and Everything But ADHD

  Natalia Blasser – Published November 29, 2016

  For women with undiagnosed ADHD, unorthodox coping mechanisms are survival rituals.
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  Assessing Student Stress

  Léa Homer – Published November 29, 2016

  In the city of Uppsala, Sweden, they have this thing called the Flogsta scream. Every evening, at about 10 p.m., university students living in the neighbourhood let out raging screams from their apartment windows and into the night.

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  To That Friend Who Does Too Much

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published November 29, 2016

  I walked through my adolescence believing that how I felt was a symptom of being in high school—never addressing my fears, always internalizing them.

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  Mapping Concordia’s Services

  Jonathan Caragay-Cook – Published November 29, 2016

  The classroom is a concept not often questioned.