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REVIEW: Marvel’s New Agent Carter series is finally including women– But the...
Marvel’s Agent Carter. Photo courtesy of Disney / ABC Television Group (Flickr) It’s with a period drama set in 1946 that Marvel has decided to stop ignoring half of its fan base. Marvel’s Agent Carter...
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REVIEW Seeking Our Eden: The Dreams and Migrations of Sarah Jameson Craig
In her new, extremely well researched book, Joanne Findon crafts the tale of her great-grandmother and early feminist voice, Sarah Jameson Craig. Seeking Our Eden: The Dreams and Migrations of Sarah...
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REVIEW: Abyss comes to Toronto in English premiere
The English language premiere of German playwright Maria Milisavljevic’s Abyss is currently showing at Toronto’s Tarragon Theatre. I entered the theatre unsure of what to expect and I left with the...
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Amplifying the Feminist Voice in Toronto’s Hardcore Scene
By Dan Darrah “People who used to call me a freak are a lot more tame now.” Raeanna Rees was initiated into the Toronto hardcore-punk scene at the now-defunct Siesta-Nouveaux, which she felt was – at...
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Women of YouTube: Meghan Tonjes
By Julianne San Antonio Throughout the past decade, Meghan Tonjes has proven that she is a force to be reckoned with in the online music world. The 30-year-old YouTuber, singer-songwriter and musician...
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An extraordinary voice in I Am Malala
Illustration by Maria Morosovska Book review by Michelle-Andrea Girouard From the Spring 2014 Issue Strange masked men roam the streets with rifles slung over their shoulders, killing two or three...
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VloggerCrush: Anita Sarkeesian, gamer, fearless Internet crusader
Anita Sarkeesian’s channel, Feminist Frequency, has more than 150, 000 subscribers. (Image courtesy of YouTube) Anita Sarkeesian is a feminist, Internet badass and holy, are we crushing hard. The...
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REVIEW: More Amy Poehler? “Yes Please”
“Yes Please” by Amy Poehler, Dey Street Books (Courtesy: amysaysyesplease.com) Amy Poehler likes attention, and Amy Poehler likes control, but most of all Amy Poehler likes laughs. With her new book,...
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