Comedian-actor Randall Otis’s soothing whispery voice is just the remedial cure to that agonizing affliction known as “white guilt.”
Author: Hayley Juhl
Politics, ceremony and Indigenous activism in Alberta
Veronica Fuentes, a 20-year-old organizer with the Beaver Hills Warriors, says it's important for Indigenous activists to "recenter the narrative and take hold of the narrative" when it comes to advocacy on land and climate issues.
Deadline for Belcarz/Zeidler scholarship is March 16
Two scholarships of $1,000 each are available.
So you’re white. Now what? A guide for 2020
“Umm...Can we talk about this?”
This couple grew old together. Then things got tough
Patrick Mizelle and Edwin Fisher, who have been together for 37 years, were planning to grow old in their home state of Georgia.
Why aren’t more blind people reading your news?
"You guys can skim over it and skip the ad."
Access to menstrual products is a human right
This normal bodily function is still met with silence, taboos, and stigma.
‘With sign language, everyone is included’
Hearing people often assume that Deaf people would naturally want to take advantage of any method that could lead them to the hearing world. In reality, that assumption is far from true. Tap here to read more from The Atlantic. The International Week of the Deaf begins Sept. 23.
Stranger Things: What about that struggling female reporter?
"The Hawkins Post looks more like 1955 than 1985, when women were making enormous strides in journalism."
There is no paradise of acceptance for trans and non-binary people
"For many trans and nonbinary people, particularly Black trans women, our homes are not safe. Our schools are not safe. Our workplaces are not safe."