June 13, 202313 min read, 2639 words
Published: June 13, 2023 | 13 min read, 2639 words
In early March 2020, just days before the country—and world—experienced its first COVID-19 lockdown, Julie Dabrusin, then the parliamentary secretary to the minister of Canadian heritage, was in a crowded conference room to introduce a panel entitled “Writing the Next Chapter: In...
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Non Sequitur
July 31, 2023
I expected to love this piece. Writing IS a 'professional' trade that lacks working class voices. I wish this article was actually about that. Instead, the author pays lip-service to class, with income not being mentioned at all, and chose instead to focus on race/sex - the traits assigned to us at birth - as the voices that need to be elevated. Not people from diverse economic backgrounds, oh no - we need to focus on making sure the professional writers *look* different from each other! Embarrassing, and misleading. Hard pass.
July 31, 2023