The Daily Ubuntu6 articles
Draw me a judge
In 2023, a Bloomberg analysis showed that an image generator amplified gender and skin-colour stereotypes. A tool that makes images also makes places for people.
Read231 calls, and a candle for each name
In 2019, the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls issued 231 Calls for Justice. Years later, families are still counting what remains to be done.
ReadThe right to say no
In Quebec, First Nations and Inuit women were sterilized without true consent. Their words call for practices to change.
ReadIdle no more
In 2012, four women from Saskatchewan launched Idle No More to defend water and treaties; round dances spread across the country.
ReadAt the crossroads of injustice
In 1989, Kimberlé Crenshaw named intersectionality: some forms of discrimination only appear when we look at the whole person.
ReadSame degree, not the same pay
With the same degree, young racialized women graduates earn less than their peers, shows a Statistics Canada study measuring income two years after a bachelor's degree.
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