Sarah Sahagian
Lead TV Critic and Associate Editor at In The Seats
Writer and Podcaster at Freelance
Writer, podcaster, documentarian, NFP ED. TV critic and associate editor @intheseats. She/her. Proud UNcool mom. Tweets mine. Email: [email protected]
Articles
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4 days ago |
rabble.ca | Sarah Sahagian
Dear rabble readers, This April, rabble.ca proudly celebrated 24 years of delivering “news for the rest of us.” While we’re heartened by the progress we’ve made, independent journalism like ours still relies on the steadfast support of readers like you. That’s why our annual summer fundraising campaign remains a vital part of sustaining our work. This summer, don’t miss our upcoming Off the Hill political panel where we’ll dive into critical conversations around climate policy and climate justice.
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1 week ago |
rabble.ca | Sarah Sahagian
In the prenatal classes my partner and I paid hundreds of dollars to attend at a local Toronto hospital, a nice English woman in her late fifties urged the room full of nervous future parents to “make a birth plan.” She explained this was a way to work through my plans and “goals” for my birth.
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4 weeks ago |
rabble.ca | Sarah Sahagian
When I got pregnant, I was prepared for stretch marks but not the mark pregnancy would leave on my mental health. Before conceiving, I was diagnosed with both depression and anxiety (I’ve always been an overachiever!). And while friends had confided that pregnancy was a particularly trying time, I naively thought it couldn’t get much worse for me. By the time of my pregnancy, I had a not-inconsiderable history of depression.
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1 month ago |
rabble.ca | Sarah Sahagian
In a 1961 speech to Canadian lawmakers, US president John F. Kennedy declared, “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” Kennedy attributed the quote to Sir Edmund Burke, as have many others. In reality, the famed Anglo-Irish journalist, politician and political philosopher is not on record saying any such thing.
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1 month ago |
rabble.ca | Sarah Sahagian
As we approach our 24th birthday as a progressive news outlet, we’ve been reflecting on just how much the world has changed since we first began. We’ve reported through political upheavals, climate disasters, social justice movements, labour challenges and wins – and a rapidly shifting media landscape. From the rise of grassroots activism to the collapse of corporate media trust, these decades have been anything but quiet.
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I mean, probably…
wondering if "boomer mil who makes mother's day all about her" is a mom who was chronically unappreciated by her husband during her years in the trenches and now her kids are old enough to appreciate and celebrate her and it still not be her husband's responsibility.
I wrote this for #MothersDay. For me, the hardest part of being a mom has always been the men who think they know better…
Pregnancy is tough enough. But what happens when misogyny interferes with critical mental health care? @SarahSahagian's personal story sheds light on a troubling reality. https://t.co/sVs2O6Gis6
