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La victoire de Lula est perçue à l'international comme une victoire pour la démocratie mais aussi pour le climat. Mais les promesses de Lula sont-elles crédibles? Lula peut-il sauver l'Amazonie?
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Throughout the last few years, an increasing number of companies have transitioned to a subscription model of selling goods, especially in the entertainment industry. The market has become so saturated with new services that consumers pay…
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Sexual assault in high level sports can no longer be denied, as it has become increasingly evident that current protocols are failing, abusive systems are maintained, and athletes are left in states of extreme vulnerability. However, recent…
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Host Andrew Xu sits down once again with Greg Sargent, a columnist for The Washington Post. They discuss the US's midterm election results from last year, the legislative standstill on immigration, and the CHIPS and Science Act.
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When people fail to pronounce ethnic names correctly, it perpetuates an implicit form of discrimination that signals a lack of care and regard for one's identity and origin. Learning how to properly say the names of immigrants can make a…
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The issue of female representation in the federal legislature is pale in comparison to a larger political gender equity problem: the lack of Canadian women in elected executive positions. As of 2022, 8 of Canada’s 10 provinces are led by…
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Host Anzhu Wei sits down with Alizé Carrère to discuss how cities have adapted to climate change. Alizé is a researcher, filmmaker, National Geographic Explorer, and PhD candidate at the University of Miami. In this episode, they discuss…
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Host Ines Fahmi sits down with Josie Luetke, Director of Education and Advocacy for Life Coalition and member of the National March for Life organizing committee to discuss abortion rights in the United States. They are joined by Anya…
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The glass cliff theory suggests that in times of uncertainty and crisis women are appointed to positions of power which are historically held by men. Women are therefore set–up for inevitable failure which is often attributed to their…
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