March, 2019 | The Walrus

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December 2017 / Poetry

Animal Is My Inner Animal

March 29, 2019November 14, 2019 - by George Murray

Look past the wild red hair, gripped sticks, and teeth gnashing; past the twin shows of chasing skirts and anger

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Technology

The Deadly Price of the Automation Paradox

March 29, 2019December 6, 2021 - by Sharon Nadeem

As automation gets better, the skills of human operators gets worse. Are the Boeing Max 8 crashes an anomaly, or a new normal?

Politics

Why One Liberal MP Joined Andrew Scheer’s Ranks

March 28, 2019November 14, 2019 - by Justin Dallaire

Critics say crossing the floor is a democratic betrayal. Politicians say it’s the only way they can voice dissent

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The 49% Newsletter: ‘Tis the Season for Financial Anxiety

March 28, 2019June 27, 2020 - by Angela Misri

Money is both a divider and an equalizer

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March 2019 / Poetry

Theses on the Hydrology of Sweet Tea

March 26, 2019September 24, 2021 - by Lucas Crawford

I pray only to wordplay. Am I wrong to fetishize fluidity? Strength?

April 2019 / Fiction

Childhood

March 26, 2019March 27, 2020 - by David Bezmozgis

Mark didn’t know what to make of his son—he didn’t seem like an “ordinary” kid

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Memoir

Running Away from Motherhood

March 25, 2019August 31, 2023 - by Jennifer Venner

I had a house, a husband, and two children. I wanted more

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Memoir

Boundaries Like Bruises

March 22, 2019July 12, 2019 - by Alicia Elliott

He is a settler; I’m Onkwehon:we. Our love was a process of unlearning the bad love we’d been given

Photo by Justin Tang. A transparent breast implant that looks yellow and has dark brown spots

April 2019 / Health

Are Breast Implants Making Women Sick?

March 20, 2019August 6, 2020 - by Julie Chadwick

New evidence suggests that doctors were wrong about one of the most popular cosmetic surgeries in the world

Uncategorized

In Times of Crisis, We Need Classical Music

March 19, 2019December 15, 2020 - by Kent Nagano

What will we lose if Bach and Beethoven disappear from our schools and concert halls?

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Month: March 2019

Animal Is My Inner Animal

The Deadly Price of the Automation Paradox

Why One Liberal MP Joined Andrew Scheer’s Ranks

The 49% Newsletter: ‘Tis the Season for Financial Anxiety

Theses on the Hydrology of Sweet Tea

Childhood

Running Away from Motherhood

Boundaries Like Bruises

Are Breast Implants Making Women Sick?

In Times of Crisis, We Need Classical Music

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