Whitney Buluma

Heartstopper—the beginning of a happy ending Alice Oseman’s webcomic is a heartwarming picture of love and healing.

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Heartstopper—the beginning of a happy ending
Alice Oseman’s webcomic is a heartwarming picture of love and healing.

Whitney Buluma February 14, 2022February 14, 2022

Content warning: mentions homophobia, emotional abuse, bullying, and mental illness. Heartstopper is an ongoing Young Adult webcomic by Alice Oseman…

A celebration of Black Voices in media Featuring Black creators, find your next favourite in this collection that aims to educate and entertain.

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A celebration of Black Voices in media
Featuring Black creators, find your next favourite in this collection that aims to educate and entertain.

Whitney Buluma January 31, 2022March 13, 2022

Music—CelesteSerena Uribe Celeste is an American-British singer of English and Jamaican descent. In 2017, the soulful, jazzy blues and R&B…

Weekly exercise series: Pole dancing

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Weekly exercise series: Pole dancing

Whitney Buluma December 6, 2021January 9, 2022

The history of pole dancing is quite murky, with various suggested origins. One of the suspected precursors to modern pole…

Harmful versus helpful portrayals of mental health in film Various films and television shows depict mental illness, but not all of them do it right.

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Harmful versus helpful portrayals of mental health in film
Various films and television shows depict mental illness, but not all of them do it right.

Whitney Buluma October 4, 2021October 4, 2021

13 Reasons Why (Harmful) Dalainey Gervais, Associate Features Editor CW: Sexual assault and suicide For a series supposedly about mental…