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The fragility of life
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In the delicate fabric of existence, life is like a thin thread and a fragile dance between breaths. With constant reminders that our presence here is transient, the next heartbeat is never promised. Our...
Re: ‘Feminism and genocide: a reflection on ‘Hear our Voices’’’
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I read with interest the article in the Manitoban, “Feminism and genocide: a reflection on ‘Hear our Voices’” by Dana Medoro and Serenity Joo. Written in collaboration with the Manitoba chapter of Faculty for...
U of M and UMSU sweep aside anti-Palestinian racism
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UMSU and the University of Manitoba’s wilful and continuous ignoring of both the genocide of Palestinians, and the way the genocide has come to affect the U of M community locally, has come home...
My identity is more than two halves
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I came out as bisexual when I was around 13. I understood myself as half-gay. A year before I came out, I became a citizen of the Manitoba Métis Federation. I understood being Métis...
Is it just men hating women, or is there more to...
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Those who have ever had the misfortune of coming across the animated meme of two men sharing tea, saying “women” and laughing maniacally will have likely watched the origin of the insulting meme “women...
Starlight tours show anti-Indigenous racism in Canadian policing
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There are too many examples of the police mistreating the Indigenous people of Canada. There’s no way I can walk through them all in an article, but I can begin in Saskatoon, Sask. where...
Colonization is far from over
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Colonization never ended in Canada. Depending on who you are, that’s either a controversial statement or an incredibly obvious one.
When I say this, I am not explicitly referring to the continued presence of settlers...
