Barbara Kay | The Walrus

Despite what activists argue, statistics show that the dogs are dangerous and should be banned

Her landmark show captured the spirit of feminism at its happy, confident apex in the 1970s—a far cry from today’s darker, sexualized fare

Jews have always had a special fascination with Freud’s theories—no one more so than my own mother

Elie Wiesel gave me a renewed faith in the survival of the Jewish people–with or without God’s help, with or without God

Ken Taylor didn’t just help rescue six Americans. He changed the way Canadians think about themselves

Memories of Oliver Sacks (1933–2015), the fragile genius who changed the way we think about the human brain

The fox in the tree leaves

Civil liberties champion—and bachelor—to the very end