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Gen Y

Diversity Fatigue Can Be Overcome

Trevor Wilson | Posted 05.08.2013 | Canada Business
Trevor Wilson

What you may ask is diversity fatigue? It is the Herculian effort required by diversity practitioners to keep the momentum going through the toughest economic crisis since the depression. It is maintaining the gains with front-line managers (the so-called frozen middle) who ask "when will this diversity thing end? Have we not handled it by now?"

Why Young Adults Need Porn Literacy

Dr. Marty Klein | Posted 05.06.2013 | Canada Living
Dr. Marty Klein

Porn shows lots of penises, vulvas, and orgasms, but it doesn't show -- it can't show -- the things about sex that most people value: talking, laughing, kissing, whispering, negotiating, appreciating, cuddling. Feeling special, feeling desired, feeling graceful.

Andree Lau

The Medical Challenge Faced Only By Mixed Race Millennials

HuffingtonPost.com | Andree Lau | Posted 01.31.2013 | Canada British Columbia

One of Lourdess Sumners’ most vivid memories of her childhood battle with cancer was pining for real food while hooked up to a feeding tube and watc...

Jacqueline Delange

Gen Y's Complicated Relationship With Online Porn

HuffingtonPost.com | Jacqueline Delange | Posted 01.17.2013 | Canada Living

Vanessa* was 16 when she first sought out pornography on the web. Apart from a brief brush with adult material before the age of 10 (she searched for ...

Young People Think Their Parents Had It Easier, Poll Finds

The Huffington Post Canada | Eric Grenier | Posted 12.20.2012 | Canada

Despite being told that the world would be their oyster, millennials are pessimistic about the future of their own generation and of the ones that wil...

Zi-Ann Lum

Gen Y Chows Down, Changes Food Culture

HuffingtonPost.com | Zi-Ann Lum | Posted 12.08.2012 | Canada British Columbia

The smell of caramelized onions with an aromatic blend of garlic, ginger, coriander and her mom's masala spice pulls Manjot Bains back into her parent...

Gen Y Politically Engaged? #GiveMeABreak

Daniel Alexandre Portoraro | Posted 02.05.2013 | Canada Politics
Daniel Alexandre Portoraro

2012-11-19-slavkoaskingybanner.jpg We've mistaken being politically opinionated for being politically engaged. We simply give off the appearance of being so, by "sharing" and "publishing" articles from the New Yorker, Harper's, The Atlantic, Foreign Policy -- look at me, this is what I read! Aren't I an intellectual treat? An opinion doesn't mean a thing -- but a vote does. The sooner that we stop pretending that 140-character messages makes us politically engaged the better off our generation will be.

How I Bought a House at 25

Alexis Sciuk | Posted 01.21.2013 | Canada Living
Alexis Sciuk

2012-11-19-slavkoaskingybanner.jpgHomeownership has always been important to me, even at a young age. I spent my teens thinking about my future home and I spent my early 20s working towards it. I rationalized that I had to live somewhere. Why not pay myself rather than pay a landlord?

Managing Your Online Reputation: Stop Tagging On Facebook

Tamar Melissa C. Huggins | Posted 09.18.2011 | Canada
Tamar Melissa C. Huggins

One of the career issues plaguing young professionals and students is how they are perceived online. With immediate access to social networks, employe...