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“One Big Beautiful Bill” and One Big American Burden

By: Sahra Mohamed As the United States celebrates Independence Day on July 4th, 2025, many are wondering how “independent” the country is. While Americans gather for fireworks and parades, Congress has passed a new law known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill” a massive piece of legislation that could change life for millions. President Donald …

When Advocacy Has a Price: Who Pays for Speaking the Truth?

By: Sahra Mohamed In our era of digital megaphones, celebrity voices carry weight and influence but not all words are treated equally. While some public figures speak out against injustice and human rights abuses, many stay silent when it comes to global conflicts. That silence, intentional or not, reveals a lot about risk, privilege, and …

When Advocacy Has a Price: Who Pays for Speaking the Truth?

By: Sahra Mohamed In our era of digital megaphones, celebrity voices carry weight and influence but not all words are treated equally. While some public figures speak out against injustice and human rights abuses, many stay silent when it comes to global conflicts. That silence, intentional or not, reveals a lot about risk, privilege, and …

Protection in the Fashion Industry

By: Sahra Mohamed Imagine working on a $1000 painting for a client and finding out your boss was compensated instead. What if you were inappropriately touched by the client while working on this painting? In the fashion world, models, photographers, makeup artists and more, face many challenges in an unregulated industry. Unlike actors, they’re not …

The Unseen Weight of Betrayal: Healing After Heartbreak

By: Sahra Mohamed When someone cheats in a healthy, loving relationship, and the truth comes out unexpectedly, the person who was faithful is left shattered, heartbroken in a million pieces. People try to offer comfort, "It’s not you, it’s them" and while that may be true, it doesn’t ease the pain. We can love flawed …

Why Finding the Right Job is Harder for Educated Canadians

By: Sahra Mohamed Even though many Canadians have an education, finding a job that matches their qualifications can be tough. It’s not just about having a degree or a diploma, it’s about navigating the challenges that come with the job market. For example, many educated Canadians end up in roles that don’t require their level …

Breaking Barriers to Mental Health Care

By: Sahra Mohamed Taking care of your mental health is just as crucial as maintaining your physical well being. However, for many individuals, prioritizing mental health can feel like an impossible task due to demanding routines, financial constraints, and overwhelming life circumstances. Mental health is often discussed loosely in society, but when we examine the …

Barbie, Feminism, and the Forgotten Voices of Intersectionality

By: Sahra Mohamed After watching Barbie, I found myself reflecting deeply on whether the film truly captured the essence of feminism in today’s society. The movie touched on critical issues like sexism and the importance of showcasing educated women. Midway through the film, I noticed a shift in the narrative, women were portrayed as using …

The Political Power of Black Artists in Music

By: Sahra Mohamed When we think of award shows and the disproportionate wins between Black and White artists, it’s understandable that when a Black artist does win, their performance or speech often carries profound significance. Historically, Black artists have been marginalized and overlooked in the music industry. Take, for example, the story of the legendary …

The Silence of Hollywood: Accountability in the Face of Abuse

By: Sahra Mohamed With the ongoing lawsuits involving Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively, the recent allegations against Jay-Z that have now been dismissed, and the upcoming Diddy trial in May, it begs the following questions: How much does the public’s role and involvement impact these cases? If someone is an abusive predator, why does it …