NFB documentary Night Watches Us highlights the need for a systemic change in policing
“Montreal-based filmmaker Stefon Verna noted that local issues in Quebec often reflect problems in the United States.”
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Author: Sydnee Walcott
The flip the camera trend: TikTok’s newest bullying trend
“While some view it as just another ‘harmless trend,’ many adults and teens do not find this trend to be funny.”
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Love Island USA Season Seven Islander Huda Mustafa faces the consequences of her reaction
“There’s nothing funny about calling someone a racial slur.”
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It’s natural for a woman’s body to change after pregnancy, and that’s okay
“People tend to forget that pregnancy and giving birth to a child can change a woman physically and mentally.”
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Shelly-Ann Aqui Solomon giving Caribbean women a voice
“I wanted to become the face of Caribbean women who could succeed, and not just barely succeed,”
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Why Black shoppers are leaving big retail behind
“It’s a demonstration of economic power; consumers are in control.” — Romina Brown
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Children should never be involved in adult feuds
“It’s one thing for the two of them to feud and make comments about one another, but it’s another to bring innocent children into the mix.”
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Kanika Ambrose Bringing the Caribbean experience to light through the arts
“I have a great responsibility, and I was put here on purpose to bring more attention to our community’s issues.”
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Workers fired after sharing sensitive job details on social media
“What people often fail to realize is that there is a limit as to what’s okay to share and what they should keep to themselves.”
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If they’re not your dream person, don’t get involved with them
“You don’t give that you’re trying to explore. So, it’s like you’re telling me one thing, but you’re moving another,”
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