An interview with the award-winning Canadian author.
From what I understand of the comics, adult Peter Parker’s biggest problems (aside from having to fight crime) are: Keeping his identity secret Making money His solution is to get exclusive photos of himself, as Spider-Man, and sell them to J. Jonah Jameson. The problem with this, as I recall, is it establishes that he […]
I spent much of my Sunday working in a Chinese restaurant along the highway. I was with a couple of other people filing for national TV news, radio and web. All the gear we needed fit under our table. Over the past year I’ve done this in hotel rooms, coffee shops, a college and an […]
Quite a few words actually, but I think they are interesting.
How do turtles breathe underwater?
Family photographs defy the cultural expectations of what an early 20th century ‘Indian’ is supposed to look like.
Counting up the little losses in the face of looming disaster.
“He gave me permission to see the good. Always.”
They are great berries.
Cant believe we’re celebrating Canada Day again… I mean when will we have a day for all those countries that aren’t Canada… your Canadian fine but why do you have to dress up and make a big deal about it and wave your flag everywhere…. most of the world isnt canadian… dont get me wrong […]
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Let me start by saying I am wholly aware that riding a bike in no way comes anywhere close to having the lived experience of a woman, minority, or non-cisgendered person. At all. But…
It was then I realized I would never, ever understand the immense bravery and resilience it would take to simply exist as a gay man in the world.
“I am America. I am the part you won’t recognize. But get used to me – black, confident, cocky; my name, not yours; my religion, not yours; my goals, my own. Get used to me.”
I’m not saying for sure that gorillas, our dolphins, or any other animals are our equals. But I’m aware of humanity’s historic ability to look the other way when it comes to mistreating others, and how much we like to tell ourselves comforting myths about our own intelligence or place in the moral hierarchy in order to dismiss the claims that the way we are treating other forms of life is wrong. And I won’t rule out the possibility that it’s still happening today.
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