By Colin VibertOn Ben Shapiro announced on December 2nd in a video, that Elliot Page’s choice to identify as a man “conveys zero … Read More “In Elliott Page’s Defence: Not So Fast Shapiro”
By Kate RobartOn Earlier this month, the Humans of Acadia Instagram and Facebook pages published a short blurb written by an Acadia student … Read More “A World of Opposition: How a Few Words Can Quickly Lead to Animosity”
By Kate RobartOn The song WAP, by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion, has caused a lot of controversy in both the music … Read More “The Controversy Around the Song “WAP” and Why It’s Important”
By Kate RobartOn Recently, a lot of businesses and organizations have received backlash for not being ethically conscious with their products. Issues within … Read More “Consumption Culture & Why It’s an Issue”
By Kate RobartOn How fascinating is it to go to a school where it is so cool to be involved in extracurriculars? People … Read More “Acadia’s Culture of Getting Involved”
By Kate RobartOn This Is Us, a popular TV drama, is one of my favorite shows of all time. There are so many … Read More “Why Everyone Should Watch This Is Us”
By Kate RobartOn If you haven’t already seen the 2020 film The Social Dilemma, stop reading this article, go watch it (yes, it’s … Read More “Why Inappropriate Content Shouldn’t Be Our Parents’ Biggest Fear with Social Media”
By Katie WintersOn Everyday it seems that there are heartbreaking instances in the news of disasters that are driven by climate change. Disasters … Read More “Environmental Racism in Literature and Film”
By Kate RobartOn There’s no doubt that COVID-19 has had terrible global effects for so many people. But how much are all of … Read More “The Spookiest Thing About this Year’s Halloween: Covid’s Effects on the Holidays”
In terms of popular culture, you’ve probably heard of “catfishing”, but have you heard of the term “blackfishing?”. According to … Read More “White Women Need to Stop Culturally Appropriating Black Women’s Trends”
