Temporary shipping suspension as Shameless staff practice social distancing

March 25th, 2020     by Team Shameless     Comments

We are temporarily suspending shipping due to the COVID-19 pandemic. READ MORE

The Futures and Futurisms Issue is out now!

March 25th, 2020     by Sheila Sampath     Comments

Read the Editor’s Letter for our latest issue! READ MORE

How STD Stigma Shapes the Masses

March 12th, 2020     by Jori Hamilton     Comments

Please note this post contains some spoilers for Season 2 of Sex Education. Over the past 10 years, the ‘sex-positive’ movement has grown dramatically. The movement advocates for embracing sexuality as an important part of identity and health, regardless of age or social constructs. In other words, it says sex is human, and you’re human, so it’s a healthy part of your life. Educate yourself, and embrace it. Another interesting trend is the growth in sexually transmitted … READ MORE

Shameless for 15 Years

March 10th, 2020     by Jackie Mlotek     Comments

For our fifteenth anniversary we’ve reached out to the Shameless community and asked what the magazine has meant to them. In the 11th post in the series, writer Jackie Mlotek has shared what Shameless means to them. READ MORE

TIFF Next Wave: Denise’s Top Picks

February 19th, 2020     by Denise Reich     Comments

Our writers review their top picks. READ MORE

TIFF Next Wave Film Festival is on This Weekend

February 15th, 2020     by Hailey Orrange     Comments

Our writers review their top picks. READ MORE

This Story Is About You, But Not For You: A Review of “Made in China”

February 6th, 2020     by Gelaine Santiago     Comments

Gelaine Santiago reviews the film Made in China. READ MORE

“Made In China couldn’t seem to reconcile the nature of telling the story of a Chinese person with its desire to pander to a white audience. Because of that, so much of this film just felt watered down, the way Chinese dishes are removed of spice and heat and history to be made palatable to mainstream consumers.” READ MORE

Review: Just Pervs by Jess Taylor

February 4th, 2020     by Marta Balcewicz     Comments

When I was a teenager, I was introduced to the books of Charles Bukowski. I had spotted a shelf-full of them at the East Village apartment of someone whose taste and lifestyle I admired. The first Bukowski novel I sought out was Women. Out of all the titles I’d seen on the shelf, this one stood out and seemed the most attractive. I assumed that a book with “women” for a title would offer, at its core, a nuanced study of, well, women. I assumed women would figure prominently in Women, in a way that would appeal to me, a young woman reader. I took Women out of the central library in Mississauga and took it to my bedroom to read READ MORE

Barriers in the classroom

January 29th, 2020     by Anthonella Alvarez     Comments

Latinx students face unique education challenges that are not being addressed. READ MORE

Shameless ILU

January 28th, 2020     by Lido Pimienta     Comments

For our fifteenth anniversary we’ve reached out to the Shameless community and asked what the magazine has meant to them. In the tenth post in the series, musician Lido Pimienta has shared an original piece of art in celebration. READ MORE