Brendan McDonald is a journalist who writes for various publications including wtf, The College Fix, NewBostonPost, and Campus Reform. His articles cover a range of topics including podcast interviews, social issues, activism, and events happening in Massachusetts.
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Brendan's coverage mainly focuses on entertainment news, particularly podcasts and interviews. He also covers social issues related to gender, abortion rights, and diversity initiatives at colleges.
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The report was released in early October.
The full course title is “Black Lives Matter: Building Racial Justice and Solidarity.”
The celebration will occur on Monday, December 9.
“Transgender Awareness Month” occurs in November.
The university’s Feminist, Gender Studies & Sexuality Studies Program is offering the course.
By: Brendan McDonald
The university’s Planned Parenthood Generation Action chapter is organizing the show.
The course will challenge the idea that science can know a person’s biological sex.
Students will study the “unique” health challenges LGBTQ-identifying people face.
By: Brendan McDonald
Chanel Lopez is the Deputy Director of LGBTQ+ Affairs for New York Governor Kathy Hochul.
Gen Z suffers from ‘psychological distress’ over ‘climate change’
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