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In the Blog
Mid-Week Round Up: March 5
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Mid-Week Round Up: February 25
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In the Blog
We Belong! Women of Colour in Politics
The “We Belong! Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Toronto’s Municipal Election” panel featured Munira Abukar (former Ward 2 Toronto City Councillor candidate), Olivia Chow (former Toronto mayoral candidate), Kristyn Wong-Tam(current Ward 27 Toronto City Councillor), and Ausma Malik (who is a TDSB trustee of the Trinity-Spadina area in Toronto and unfortunately, was unable to make the panel due to an emergency TDSB meeting. The panel was on the evening of January 19, at the … READ MORE
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Mid-Week Round Up: February 18
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What is love? A Collection of Love Stories as seen through the eyes of Toronto’s Artistic Community
As February begins and the time for valentines and love letters nears, the desire to express your feelings might quickly blossom alongside a feeling of anxiety over what will happen once the love you feel has been thrown out into the world. This conversation between desire and anxiety is the inspiration for a new zine entitled A Finger Traced My Left Nipple; I Thought that it was Love. Produced by Toronto writer and poet Amanda Norsworthy, the new zine will introduce readers to a wide range of female and queer artists from Toronto. READ MORE
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Mid-Week Round Up: February 11
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Announcements
Food issue out now!
The Shameless food issue is on the stands and coming to a table near you. Sheila shares her editor’s letter from the issue. READ MORE
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In the Blog
Mid-Week Round Up: February 5
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Blog Series
Queer Brown Girl Trying to be a Parent: Motherhood As Work
Many months ago I was a “Queer Brown Girl Trying to Get Pregnant”. I finally got pregnant. My son, Adli is almost 8 months old and this new mom is now a Queer Brown Girl Trying to be a Parent! Check out my 3 part blog series about the baby basics, adventures of being a queer mom, and motherhood as work! In thinking about motherhood as work itself, I decided to search ‘Motherhood As Work’ and … READ MORE
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Mid-Week Round Up: January 28
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Behind the Scenes
Join The Shameless Team!
Shameless magazine, a Canadian, independent, feminist voice for young women and trans youth, is looking for a volunteer circulation manager. Are you an organizational whiz? Do you have a commitment to anti-oppression and inclusive feminist politics? Do you have some time to volunteer and a vision for Shameless? Then we need you. READ MORE
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In the Blog
Fat Girl at the 5K: Five truths for runners and walkers of size
Running and racewalking are more inclusive for fat participants than many other sports, at least on some level. While many folks choose to turn races into social events and run with their friends, for many others, it’s a very solitary pursuit. The other runners aren’t really particularly concerned about you or what you look like, because they’re focused on their own game. However, as in just about everything, sizeism does creep into running culture in major ways. READ MORE
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In the Blog
Mid-Week Round Up: January 21
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In the Blog
“Education is the passport to the future”: On Mental Health, Privilege and Access in Academia
Is the treatment of mental health in academia a serious structural issue rather than an anecdotal one? And if so, why is no one discussing it? READ MORE
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Mid-Week Round Up: January 14
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In the Blog
Leslie Feinberg: Transgender Warrior for Life
As a young femme birthed into queer community in the 2000s, I thought I didn’t need Leslie Feinberg. I came up with the birthing of gender-neutral washrooms, trans men in my community and regular drag king performances at local gay bars (that were gay all week long, not just on Saturday nights). Leslie Feinberg eluded me. I didn’t know hir experience. I didn’t live it either. As a brown femme I had my own Brown Femme … READ MORE
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Mid-Week Round Up: January 7
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Mid-Week Round Up: December 31
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In the Blog
Should “women’s spaces” include non-binary people?
Now that winter is starting to settle in, I’m trying to cope by thinking of warmer times. As I bask in memories of this past summer, I think mostly of my warm and sunny week in Halifax, performing in the Queer Acts Theatre Festival. During the festival’s conference portion, we discussed the state of queer theatre in Canada, the trend of the one-person show and about the experiences of queer women in theatre. The latter section … READ MORE
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In the Blog
Of Earthlings and Aliens, Part 2: An interview with author Aisha Franz
Shannon D’Arcy interviews author Aisha Franz about her work and her new graphic novel, Earthling. READ MORE
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