Empower
BIPOC community groups collaborate, to address existing forms of oppression found in Toronto schools
BY PAUL JUNOR There is a focus on anti-black racism that has motivated many students who have suffered silently for
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“I design my life and write my own story.”
BY SABRINA S. – 11 YEARS OLD You can break down a woman temporarily, but a real woman will always
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And like that, my Guardian Angel appeared – Reliving my past trauma
BY SIMONE J. SMITH When I got out of my first cold shower, the girls were sitting there quietly talking
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What is important to me in my life?
BY MAKAYLA B. – 12 YEARS OLD In someone’s life, one may find many things important like: friends, family, vehicles,
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Leadership
BY GLORIA O’KOYE A Leader who is humble Is rare to find. Like a grain of salt Or a specific
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Tuthmosis the 3rd; the first warrior to record his feats on the battlefield in great detail
BY DAVE RANKIN Of all the glorious accomplishments Hatshepsut made during her reign, it was her foresight to ensure that
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Systemic racism can no longer be denied in Ontario
BY PAUL JUNOR The pernicious and pervasiveness of anti-black racism has been acknowledged within Canada by many levels of government.
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“This was the Karma for some of the things I did in my life!” Reliving my past trauma
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Hola” Really Simone! That is the only thing you could think of to say right now?
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Never Forgotten
BY GLORIA O’KOYE Lady Justice was never blindfolded She looked at one side with favour Gave the other her backside
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Western Christian Democracy ― Why the incongruity? Part 1
BY ERROL A. GIBBS Western, democratic Christian nations claim Christianity as the religion that can save the world. Paradoxically, 30,000
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