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2 October, 201227 July, 2012

Pinkification, Commodification, and the Failure to Adapt

Posted in gender, social justice by s.e. smith

The breast cancer awareness industry has become a multibillion dollar juggernaut spanning multiple continents, flooding them with a sea of pink ribbons and tie-in products intended to entice socially aware consumers. Buy enough pink things, and you, too, will conquer cancer; the next level of awareness is always a step away and with it will […]

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10 October, 201128 August, 2019

The Commodification, and Hipsterism, of Sustainability

Posted in environmental issues by s.e. smith

I’ve lived around chickens for most of my life, with the exception of a brief period of living in the City. If I didn’t personally keep chickens, the neighbours did; right now, for example, we have a roaming flock of chickens that hangs out on the property. They belong to my landlords, but I look […]

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