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Modern perspectives on ongoing struggles MATT SHIPLEY (HE/HIM) // COMMUNITIES EDITOR The African Americans: Many Rivers To Cross Producers: Sabin Streeter (white), Jamila Wignot, Leslie Asako Gladsjo, Phil Bertelsen What […]

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Opinions

There is More to Romance Than Meets the Eye

Steph Bliss

It’s time to stop referring to romance as a guilty pleasure and embrace the genre for the joy it brings Steph Bliss // ContributorKarla Monterrosa // Illustrator Romance novels: the […]

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Opinions

Idolizing Classic Literature is So Last Century

Jayde Atchison

We need to change the narrative on what makes a person “well-read” Jayde Atchison // ContributorHelen Cai // Illustrator Lockdown in March ignited the reading flame for many as they […]

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Opinions

Harry Potter and the TERF-Supporting Author

Jayde Atchison

Can people support the LGBTQ2+ community and still be fans of the wizarding world? Jayde Atchison // Staff Writer One of my earliest memories is standing outside of the Chapters […]

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Culture

I Am A City But Soon I Shan’t Be

Beth McCloy

CapU instructor Roger Farr discusses his newly published book of poetry Beth McCloy // Contributor Roger Farr, an English and Creative Writing instructor at Capilano University, actively promotes the avant-garde […]

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Culture

Sacred Works: Volume 52, Issue No. 1

Anonymous

“Everythings For Real” by Grace Wales Bonner (2015) Seeking authenticity in the art I consume carries many challenges for me. To relate deeply with another person’s message in art is […]

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Culture

i see you, i am you.

Taylor Kleine-Deters

Taylor M. Kleine-Deters – Contributor When asked to give a brief introduction to herself Casey-Jo Loos said, “I would say I am a connector and a lover of humans, life and […]

Editorial

Have I, too, lost my ability to read? Not if I can help it.

Christine Beyleveldt

By Christine Beyleveldt, Editor-in-Chief During the spring last year, our Community Relations Manager shared an interesting Globe and Mail article by Michael Harris with us titled “I have forgotten how to read”. […]

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