"In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." I put this on Facebook yesterday and, given the replies, thought it would be worth sharing here as well. This is in regard to the Cornell University sexual
"In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." It's been a long week, or a long few months, to be more accurate. Knowing one of those involved in Rehtaeh's case sits in jail awaiting a trial
"Who am I to you anyways? I am a person. I am the person who lost her power, you stole it that night. I am the person who had to rely on strangers because I couldn’t stand to be in my body and had no where to let myself die. I was humanless to
I was sexually assaulted by a woman in 1983 while serving with the Navy in Halifax. Being a young man with some money I drank more than I should have and ended up in a house I was unfamiliar with. Someone there put me to bed, but they didn't leave me alone. I remember
An open letter, with more than 2,100 listed signees, has drawn international media attention with it's demands for Canadian political leaders to seek an immediate ceasefire and for the opening of humanitarian corridors in Gaza. It also urges our government to call on Israel to free all Palestinian prisoners, lift its siege on Gaza,
“You’re afraid of surrender because you don’t want to lose control. But you never had control; all you had was anxiety.”
Elizabeth Gilbert
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