By Anjali Choudhary, March 21 2022—
Anti-Blackness and misogyny “quite literally kills Black female academics.” I was taken aback by this statement, too. As post-secondary students, we neglect to critically analyze the environment we exist in. For Dr. Irene Shankar, … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, March 10 2022—
What do we call individuals who preach kindness and positivity while simultaneously bullying and harming others? In the nicest of terms — hypocrites. Ironically, when these individuals are a part of large telecommunications … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, February 16 2022—
Marginalized groups have rarely been given the opportunity to share their story and truth in Canada, so creating space for their voices is a crucial step in addressing the past and the creation of … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, January 13 2022—
The human rights and dignity of members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community should not be a politicized issue. The recent unanimous decision by the Canadian parliament to ban conversion therapy is an encouraging step towards … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, December 30 2021—
International students have been at the forefront of irresponsible planning, detrimental tuition hikes and extraordinarily difficult situations for the past two school years. While the rest of the student body is actively trying to … Read the rest
Anjali Choudhary, December 4 2021—
Every November, millions of people around the world gather to show support and solidarity for men’s health and mental health, whether it be through growing out their facial hair or validating the very real issues … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, November 25 2021—
Jyoti Gondek made history by winning the 2021 Calgary mayoral election as a woman of colour. This was not only a personal win, but also a huge step forward for the young and … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, November 3 2021—
Canada — an unimaginably diverse and multicultural utopia. This is the narrative held by millions of immigrant families who uproot their lives in hopes for a better future here. Having immigrated to Canada myself … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, October 22 2021—
In a time of an overwhelmingly large number of social media warriors and performative activists, taking the first step to implementing actionable activism in everyday life requires a tremendous amount of dedication. This is … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, October 7 2021—
The biggest discrepancy I noticed during my first week of university was the way the environment was described to us in high school, in comparison to its true nature. The notions that professors would … Read the rest
