Life after “Johnny’s League”
Sexual assault survivors of a Montreal hockey “institution” are one step closer to a settlement
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Beyond a Reasonable Doubt: Part 5
This case should have been a victory for sexual assault activists, police, and the crown. They won a conviction from a judge who believed the victim
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Sisters of the North
On the ground at the Women’s March in Washington
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It Was a Crass Speech. But What Did Anyone Expect?
Obama gave us improvisations full of scripture and poetry. Trump told us that “America will start winning again”
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Marching in the Midst
I have listened from the verge in fear and shame for too long
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Measuring the Decline of Democracy
To know if our political structure is at risk—at home and abroad—we need data, not anecdotes
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A Role Model Leaves the White House
Forget politics. Forget race. Forget partisanship. Barack Obama taught us how to be better human beings
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Psychiatry’s Chosen People
Jews have always had a special fascination with Freud’s theories—no one more so than my own mother
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Beyond a Reasonable Doubt: Part 4
The verdict arrives. And so does Marie Henein—best known for representing Jian Ghomeshi
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Why I’m Cheering for Donald Trump
The United States is experiencing the Rob Ford Effect, writ large
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