Rebekah Eunaah Craig

Rebekah is a student at Ryerson University majoring in History & Political Science. After her degree, Rebekah plans to attend law school. Currently, she is an executive, editor and journalist at YIP.

Executive Writing Team 6 posts

        
            human rights affairs
        
    Residential Schools: Child Experimentation
            Unfortunately, hunger and malnutrition did not begin or end with the experiments from 1942 to 1952. Ian Mosby, an award-winning Canadian historian, recounts stories of residential school survivors in saying, “They have said for a long time that, not only were they part of scientific experiments,
        
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            covid-19
        
    A Dual Crises: Homelessness During COVID-19
            Ontario has now reached the third wave of COVID-19 that has been heavily anticipated yet poorly prepared for and ultimately unable to avoid. Rules and instructions in the province of Ontario have been unclear, ineffective and inconsistent.
        
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            current affairs
        
    Monarchy Mayhem
            On March 7th 2021, Oprah conducted an interview with Megan Markle and Prince Harry giving continued insight into the twisted mechanism that is the British Monarchy.
        
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            racism
        
    Enough is Enough: Normalized Racism
            East Asians are being attacked and everyone is silent. There’s nothing new about racism towards Asians in North America but we have reached a point where it is being normalized and very few are speaking up about it.
        
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            covid-19
        
    COVID in the New Year
            There is hope that things will magically return to normal as we enter a New Year and leave 2020 behind us, however, 2021 will most likely be not much different
        
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            human rights affairs
        
    The Sixties Scoop
            “Genocide has taken place in a systematic, routine manner” – Justice Edwin Kimelman. Less than 30 years ago, Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their mothers and left in the Child
        
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