When Keosha Love was growing up, she felt like people didn’t listen to her. “That’s not really because I’m a woman, but it’s because I’m a black woman,” she said. “People were ignoring me and my experience didn’t matter.”
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RSU proposal for women-only gym time draws criticism
by Amanda Soufiby Amanda SoufiThe Ryerson Students’ Union is surveying students about whether they’d like to see women-only gym time. The proposal has already sparked controversy on campus. The survey has garnered more than…