The author of Collected Tarts and Other Indelicacies on The Simpsons, pranks, and saying hello to puppies.
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The author of Augustown on belief, class and racism in Jamaica, and unhappy endings.
Beneath the ubiquitous posters for the Shen Yun ballet is a battle between dissidents and the state over the soul of a nation, both at home and across the diaspora.
The As It Happens host and author of All We Leave Behind on fighting to cover conflict as a female journalist in the '80s, Canada's refugee system, and maintaining a moral compass.
Baseball is not yet undergoing a revolution, but it is no coincidence that in 2017, even this politically timid game now carries a whiff of the resistance.
The author of F-Bomb discusses men's rights activists, the changes in modern feminism, and why the movement can't be a monolith.
As I watched my childhood friend under arrest on the evening news, the hopeful narratives of racial advancement that had sustained and motivated me began to collapse.
The journalist and author of The Only Café on violence, how curiosity sparks our accumulation of memory, and why nothing is ever new.
Like anything I love, I mistrust the color green down to the fingernail-edges of all the feelings it engenders in me.
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