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It’s that time of year again. The time when our social media feeds are inundated with collages of people talking about the year’s achievements. Like clockwork, every year I too look back on my year’s highlight reel, ignore the hard times and setbacks, slap a good filter on said highlight reel and join in on […]
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Maybe one of the single best things coming out of this election is yet another youth treat from Canadian indie band Arcade Fire. Their message is a rallying cry to youth to stop waiting. Arcade Fire were the musical guests on Stephen Colbert’s Stephen Colbert’s Election Night 2020: Democracy’s Last Stand: Building Back America Great
Arcade Fire Rallies the Youth with New Song Generation A Read More »
I grew up believing that feminism and equality had won. As the child of progressive professionals, I watched my mother build a successful international public service career. All around me women were wining. In politics, public service, business, at the highest levels of government and science. All my girlfriends were high-achievers and academically inclined and
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The robots are coming for our jobs. That’s a line we’ve all heard at one point or another. And never more so than in the middle of a global pandemic and one of the worst recessions in memory. It is literally the opening line of Andrew Yang’s book The War on Normal People. The truth
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It’s a lazy Sunday morning. You wake up, make coffee and get to your morning yoga class, followed by brunch over mimosas with friends. You talk about your lives, dating, shopping, beauty tips. Anything and everything but politics. Who wants to go down that rabbit hole? How you vote is your business and outside of
Is Being Apolitical a Choice or a Privilege? Read More »
In Brussels’ Musee des Beaux Arts, hangs a painting titled – Landscape and the Fall of Icarus, commonly thought to be the work of Dutch and Flemish Renaissance painter, Pieter Bruegel the Elder. The painting boasts a tranquil scene of peasant life – a farmer tilling the land, a shepherd with his sheep, a calm,
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