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Oil talk must include more discussion of privilege
A recent panel discussion at Petrocultures 2016 needed to admit the harsh truth: The shift to a ‘green economy’ will be uncomfortable.
Women are not a hazard to democracy
Why is the prospect of unqualified females more terrifying than the status quo?
Privilege, oppression, and programming
St. John’s woman is the youngest person, and only Newfoundlander, to attend conference for designing gender-sensitive programs.
White people are funny
“Qallunaat! Why White People are Funny” reverses the usual relationship between white people and the Inuit.
Our definition of ‘man’ is hurting men
Society’s definition of masculinity is harmful and dehumanizing — and we need to change it.
Healing spiritual and emotional trauma through dance
Dance Thru It, a new program developed by a St. John’s resident, helps release internal stress through physical movement.
Catcalling is not a compliment — it’s harassment
A few tips for responding to street harassers.
St. John’s SlutWalk: We asked for it
St. John’s residents demand an end to sexual violence, slut-shaming, victim-blaming, and rape culture. Photos by Jenne Nolan.
Violence against women and sexual assault in St. John’s taxis
Deputy Mayor is shocked, but it’s the same old story for the Status of Women Council.
