Behind the Trend: What Muslim women have to say about the balaclava
A different perspective on a seemingly harmless trend.
A different perspective on a seemingly harmless trend.
Tired of newsrooms paying lip service to their ties to the LGBTQ community, journalists are putting themselves first, rewriting their legacy and adding queer-identifying sources to everyday stories
Asma J, and millions of other immigrants like her, live in constant fear of another WhatsApp outage.
How life for Toronto’s drag queens has changed in the era of COVID-19
With female voices in the sports media industry being sparse, a group of women at Ryerson University created a sports journalism outlet to let their voices be heard.
By Felecia Francis It’s 2015, a suitcase is being wheeled against the floor of the Norman Manley International Airport, in Kingston, Jamaica. In that suitcase lies more than clothing. It contains a bag of sand collected from the beach. The sand is a reminder that Jamaica is where she’s from, even though she will no…
Sanaaj Mirrie grew up with a passion to dance but only moved to the beat of “the safe path.” One accident changed the way she looked at life
Sarah Hussain, CEO and founder of Bridge HR, shares how her company hopes to bring diversity and inclusion to all Canadian workplaces.
By Sahara Mehdi Red and orange Persian rugs cover the hardwood floor. African and Caribbean art adorn the walls, from traditional tribal masks to local paintings. Novels pack the dark brown shelves, while books that don’t fit sit in piles on top. Large floor-to-ceiling windows open onto the street. The design is reminiscent of shops…
As more youth struggle with homelessness, an intersectional approach and understanding of the shelter system is needed.