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Fat representation onscreen is finally starting to improve — but there's still a long way to go | CBC Arts

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By Shailee Koranne
| CBC Arts Verified
When I hit "play" on Netflix's Survival of the Thickest, I was just looking for some light-hearted escapism. I had no idea what the show — which stars Michelle Buteau as Mavis Beaumont, a fat Black woman exploring her love life and career after a breakup — would end up meaning to me. After just one episode, I was struck with a warm realization: I had never seen anything like this before. Where TV and movies often make fat people out to be bungling and incapable, Mavis is ambitious and creative.
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Identifying and working with the right mentor at the right time (opinion)

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By Shailee Koranne
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
You have /5 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. Shendart/iStock/Getty Images Plus While developing and facilitating mentorship programs at Toronto Metropolitan University, I’ve seen hundreds of students benefit from a direct connection to a mentor in career, academic or personal development settings.
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The cultural reckoning we faced during #FreeBritney is already dead

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By Shailee Koranne
| CBC Arts Verified
On January 25, the Ventura County sheriff's office conducted a wellness check on Britney Spears, whose fans called the police concerned about her. Their concern? She had suddenly deleted her Instagram profile, which fans and the public have intrusively analyzed for years. Britney is no stranger to this kind of surveillance — her mental health has been at the centre of an enormous and unforgiving media circus for nearly two decades.
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