Special Issue

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  Your Horoscope: April 1 2016

  Lyra, Reader of the Stars – Published April 1, 2016

  Were you born? Then this article is for you.

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  Opinion: Concordia Must Take Action Against Feline Students

  Pavlo Tull – Published April 1, 2016

  Don’t get me wrong: in general, I have no problem with cats. I think they’re cute, sure—who doesn’t? But they have a time and a place.

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  Liberal Party Unveils Justin Trudeau-Inspired Dildo

  Devon Incognito – Published April 1, 2016

  “It’s important to have a personal connection with the public,” said Liberal spokesperson Dan Lauzon, “and we think having a little—or not-so-little—part of the Prime Minister in every home is a great way to do that.”

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  The Emotional Weight of Womanhood

  Marie Brière de la Hosseraye – Updated March 22, 2016 at 12:05am

  The unfair cost of being a woman is rarely acknowledged.

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  The Gender and Sexuality Issue

  The Link – Published March 21, 2016

  Society’s definitions of gender, sex and sexuality are changing constantly. While more and more people are becoming aware of the implications of these topics on our day-to-day lives, we at The Link believe it is crucial to continue talking about them.

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  Women and Wikipedia

  Claire Loewen – Published March 21, 2016

  Concordia professor Elizabeth Clarke gave her Women in Film class an assignment to create a Wikipedia page about a female filmmaker from any genre at any time in history. She wanted to make her students aware that the information they see online is selected by the people who are putting it there. In this case, the people are a high percentage of males and almost no females—a wide gender gap that cannot be ignored, even by Wikipedia.

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  On Nevada, Trans Narratives, and “Cis” Boys

  Sadie Laett-Babcock – Published March 21, 2016

  I get it, okay? You read or hear about Those Gender People, and you’re meant to think either, “fuck, those people are weird, I’m glad I’m not one of them,” or, if you’re hip and 2016 about it, “wow, good for them, that must be tough, but I’m still glad I’m not one of them.”

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  Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby

  Jennifer Aedy – Published March 21, 2016

  I described the wonders of my triple speed toy with them and told them how well it worked. The conversation began with excitement and full engagement from everyone involved, but as I explained how late it kept me up rocking through the wee hours of the night, things took a turn—they began to get uncomfortable.
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  Thoughts From the Spectrum

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published March 21, 2016

  I have never felt pressured to label my sexuality. *

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  Between the Lines

  Michelle Pucci – Published March 21, 2016

  On Feb. 21, four people met for the first time to discuss what it’s like being intersex.