Winter 2005

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Dub Poet D’bi Young; Economic activist Linda McQuaig takes on Crude Dudes; Singer/Songwriter Ember Swift Ignites Change

[non]disclosure

BOOK REVIEW BY ELENI VLAHIOTIS / [non]disclosure is as much about the silence that surrounds trauma as it is about the act of speaking out. Renée D. Bondy’s debut novel … Read More

Photo: Bastien Massa, Um Sayala, Darfur, 2022

The Forgotten Women of Sudan

GUEST COLUMN BY SAMAH NIMIR / The Sudanese civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), the army’s former paramilitary allies, erupted on April … Read More

Advocating for Palestine in Canada

BOOK REVIEW BY MAYSAM GHANI / “When does the processing of fear result in solidarity instead of further harm?” This question ignites Advocating for Palestine in Canada: History, Movements, and … Read More

A Dialogue with Objects

ART REVIEW BY PATRICIA ELLAH / Kenyan British artist Dame Magdalene Odundo, most famously known for her ceramic works, has just displayed her first exhibition in Canada. Seeing Odundo’s work … Read More

Suing for Silence: Sexual Violence and Defamation Law

BOOK REVIEW BY JULIE S. LALONDE / In her debut book, Suing for Silence: Sexual Violence and Defamation Law, Mandi Gray combines personal experience with extensive research to demonstrate how … Read More

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