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impact Americans’ lives for the next four years (and beyond), but will also
affect the rest of the world as well. While an individual voter may feel that
their choice doesn’t make a difference, collectively voters have tremendous
power and responsibility. It...

</description></item><item><title>Appreciation Vs. Appropriation: How to Stay Respectful This Halloween</title><link>https://bizups.info/news/1173/</link><description>Halloween is approaching, and due to the Coronavirus it will likely look and
feel different this year. Nonetheless there is still fun to be had on this
occasion. However you choose to celebrate, ensure you do so responsibly,
prioritizing safety and ensuring you are respectful. One of the key aspects of
Halloween requires a conscious...

</description></item><item><title>Unlearning Policing: A Reflection on the Law Enforcement System</title><link>https://bizups.info/news/1172/</link><description>Police have been the subject of criticism for decades, but 2020 has brought
new levels of polarization, with a number of high profile deaths at the hands
of police, and people from around the world calling for justice. There is no
question that policing is a difficult job involving enormous sacrifice, but
those who take...

</description></item><item><title>Economic Inequality: The History of Redlining</title><link>https://bizups.info/news/1171/</link><description>Redlining, a term coined by sociologist John McKnight in the 1960s, refers to
the discriminatory practice of systematically denying (typically financial)
services to specific areas based on a demographic’s predominant race and
ethnicity. Black inner city neighbourhoods were most notably affected by the
discriminatory practice which denied many minority families of mortgages,
insurance, loans etc....

</description></item><item><title>unlearning Bullying</title><link>https://bizups.info/news/1170/</link><description>This week is Bullying Awareness week, so there is no better time to reflect on
the many aspects of bullying, from causes, to impacts, to prevention, and so
on. We’ve all learned about bullying in school, yet the issue persists, with
too many young people falling victim to bullying each year. Perhaps there is
an...

</description></item><item><title>COVID and Diwali as Tools for Learning Cultural Competence</title><link>https://bizups.info/news/1169/</link><description>COVID-19 has impacted billions of people around the world to varying degrees.
For the most part, our lives have changed socially, as we are expected to
physically distance, limit our contacts, and follow other procedures to
maintain public health and safety. While these expectations and suggestions
are nearly universal within Canada and other parts of...

</description></item><item><title>Diversity vs. Tokenism</title><link>https://bizups.info/news/1168/</link><description>Diversity is an important step towards equality, a relatively simple one that
emphasizes equity and fairness. According to the Oxford dictionary, diversity
is defined as “the practice or quality of including or involving people from a
range of different social and ethnic backgrounds and of different genders,
sexual orientations, etc.” Diversity is important for a...

</description></item><item><title>Should We unlearn Cancel Culture?</title><link>https://bizups.info/news/1167/</link><description>In 2020, everything is being cancelled due to COVID-19, but this isn’t the
first time that we have seen bursts of cancellations. Cancel culture has been
prevalent for the last few years, as people have been using their voices to
criticize others (particularly celebrities) based on when they come across
actions/statements that they view as...

</description></item><item><title>Biracial Representation and Colorism/Shadeism</title><link>https://bizups.info/news/1166/</link><description>Recently racism has become a prevalent topic of discussion, with people
demanding social justice and visible progress. However, colourism is a similar
issue that is often swept under the rug, but deserves attention as well.
Colourism, also known as shadeism, refers to “a form of prejudice or
discrimination in which people who are usually members of...

</description></item><item><title>Unlearning Not to Talk About Religion and Politics</title><link>https://bizups.info/news/1165/</link><description>Many of us have long been taught not to discuss three topics - money,
religion, and politics. This advice applies to acquaintances and strangers in
particular (as opposed to family and close friends), but these ‘controversial’
topics are often avoided in many social circles. Why? For the most part, these
topics are avoided because they...

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