Empower
The Charter Continued…
BY: BRITTNEY CHANNER I would like to continue where we last left off in our discussion on the legal rights
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Your mind has been made up for you; Are you okay with that?
BY: SIMONE JENNIFER SMITH “No serious sociologist any longer believes that the voice of the people expresses any divine or
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Know Laws, Know Justice
BY: BRITTNEY CHANNER Hello Readers! For this edition, I thought it would be fun to learn some exciting facts about
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Get out we don’t need you anymore
BY: KATHY MCDONALD I was still basking in the afterglow of being re-elected by a huge margin as the Peel
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The Report Card
BY: KATHY MCDONALD It’s hard to believe that the elections are finally over. While I truly enjoyed canvassing and speaking
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Social Media: Furthering social justice issues or disparaging the cause?
BY: BRITTNEY CHANNER Social media can often be utilized as a compelling tool, enabling people to actively discuss issues which
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Revolutionary Thinking; Zero hunger in the world by 2030
BY: SIMONE JENNIFER SMITH “If it is potato alone you can get, we will be teaching them that they don’t
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“You’re Pretty for a Dark-Skinned Girl!” “I Am, Am I?”
BY: SIMONE JENNIFER SMITH “You are pretty for a dark-skinned girl!” The first time I heard this I was about
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Creating mental health awareness through legal means
BY: BRITTNEY CHANNER For those who have been keeping up with my social justice contributions for the Toronto Caribbean Newspaper
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Mi Nah Vote
BY: KATHY MCDONALD “Mi Nah Vote” (“I am Not voting”) is a response that is too often hurdled at me
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