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Posted inFeminism Their bodies, themselves: Provocative new doc showcases real beauty of yesteryear’s burlesque legends by Aalya Ahmad April 28, 2016October 5, 2021
Posted inArtsTechnology Interacting with our devices: Some output on input by Wayne MacPhail April 27, 2016
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Posted inAnti-racismArtsQC New play tackles legacy of Fredy Villanueva and police brutality — without his voice by Elvira Truglia March 17, 2016October 5, 2021
Posted inArtsPoliticsTechnology Eye witness: Photojournalism and images that move us by Wayne MacPhail March 15, 2016
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Posted inArtsFeminismPoliticsCA Day 11: Jian Ghomeshi reminded me of (apparently) having a friend’s hand down my shirt by Svea Vikander February 11, 2016October 5, 2021
