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2020: The year the media silenced our imminent collapse
Leave a commentJanuary 16, 2021 by Cláudia
My master’s dissertation in Human Ecology sought to understand how climate activism is represented to a general public and how …
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Growth is not a straight line
10December 22, 2020 by Cláudia
After many years of feeling better, a year like 2020 feels disappointingly like a major setback. However, it may tell us something about personal growth and compassion.
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Pets are not programmable toys
4November 10, 2020 by Cláudia
In the five years that I’ve volunteered at an animal shelter, I’ve luckily had to say goodbye to many sweet …
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Breakup Diaries | Ending a 10-year relationship at 24 years old… Now what?
13October 10, 2020 by Cláudia
Last week, my long-term almost-10 year relationship ended, leaving me with this overarching feeling of… Now what? A big part …
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Review: The Social Dilemma
6September 23, 2020 by Cláudia
The Social Dilemma, directed by Jeff Orlowski, is a movie that features several former social media employees as whistleblowers, as …
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Black Voices Matter 2: Allyship
Leave a commentSeptember 17, 2020 by Cláudia
This post is part of a series called Black Voices Matter, in which I step aside and let Black voices …
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Yes, I’ve gained weight. No, you cannot comment on it. An anti-diet culture manifesto.
17August 30, 2020 by Cláudia
During my formative teenage years, my body was what society considers slim. Even throughout my most depressive years, I still …
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To my fellow white feminists – we need to do better
6August 11, 2020 by Cláudia
I’ve not always identified as a feminist, but it has been one of my epithets for a few years now. …
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How the murder of George Floyd changed me
11July 14, 2020 by Cláudia
This is a piece about how the heartbreak caused by George Floyd’s murder changed me and turned anti-racism into an …
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Black Women’s Voices Matter
1July 6, 2020 by Cláudia
This post is part of a series called Black Voices Matter, in which I step aside and let Black voices …
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