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The Girl on Bloor
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Category Archives: Shaking My Head All Day
Mid Week News
The week of Rob Ford…and a little bit of rape culture. All things controversial anyway. Although it isn’t the newest of news, last week a controversial contributor Margaret Wente wrote about rape culture in the Globe & Mail, insisting that it’s not … Continue reading
Posted in News, Shaking My Head All Day
Tagged Controversy, headlines, media, news, rob ford, scandal, Social Issues, Social Justice, society, Toronto
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Free Speech Or Hate Crime?
A couple days ago I saw a picture on Twitter I saw what was perhaps the best means of resistance to an oppressive institution: an LGBT-rainbow-colored house across the street from the Westboro Baptist Church. A house that not only … Continue reading
Elevator Etiquette
As a sociology student I’d like to feel that I’m pretty aware of the intricacies of multiple social situations, and conscious of the ways in which our culture manifests itself in our public habits as we go about our busy … Continue reading
In This Week’s News: Mental Health Day is in October
Apparently Bell thinks the world revolves around them. Earlier in the week I woke up to find my Twitter newsfeed trending to #BellLetsTalk, the company’s own efforts to “raise awareness” about mental health. Throughout the day it became inescapable: posts … Continue reading
Posted in Critical Perspective, Did You Know?, Marketing & Advertising, Shaking My Head All Day, What You Missed
Tagged advertising, Astral media, awareness, Bell, Bell Let's Talk, CAMH, Capitalism, charity, commericialism, facebook, health, journalism, marketing, media, mental-health, merger, MTV, news, research, SMH, social media, sociology, student, teen mom, this week's news, twenty something, twitter, U of T, weekly roundup, what you missed, World health organization
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Did You Know: 60% of Girls Will Quit Sports Because They Hate Their Bodies?
Well never fear, because the Dove Self Esteem Fund is here! When I first saw the Dove campaign for female empowerment a few years ago I thought it was so great that a beauty products brand was finally trying to … Continue reading →