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Holiday Lockdown Has Come Between Me And Finding Closure Over My Father's Death

I'm still learning to let go of the guilt I feel for grieving him during a pandemic.
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When Media Misreports Our Stories, Trans People Are Left To Clean Up The Mess

Improving the state of journalism is not something that should fall on the shoulders of the trans community.
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Why I Told My Kid The Truth About Santa In A Pandemic

Christmas is no less magical without the big guy in red.
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Why Does Canada Still Insist That Donating To Food Banks Works?

The big grocery store chains are raking in the profits, but food insecurity shows no signs of abating.
By Mary Anne Martin, Postdoctoral Fellow with the School of the Environment, Trent University, Michael Classens, Assistant Professor, Trent School of the Environment, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Program, Trent University, The Conversation Canada

Vaccine FOMO Will Be Real, But We All Have To Wait Our Turn

The rich and powerful may try to jump the line. But the vaccine must get it to those who need it first.
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Why People Go Out Of Their Way To Mispronounce My 'Foreign-Sounding' Name

Sometimes it's unintentional. Often, it's not.
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I'm Tired Of Being Told To Quietly Grieve Violence Against Women. I'm Ready To Roar.

How many women dare to publicly say that we won’t be patronized?
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It Took A Pandemic (And Cancer) To Mend My Relationship With My Mother

Her sacrifices as a working mother in Vietnam made me the person I am today.
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Writing Erotica Was The 2020 Career Pivot I Never Saw Coming

"Bolstered by my new secret identity as an erotica writer, I decided it was time to come clean with my family."
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Alberta Health Is Trolling Critics On Twitter And Blocking Debate

The government's online conduct discourages free speech, while doctors have found themselves #BlockedByShandro.
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