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Author Archives: newdaynewmood
Dear King Inc. (makers of Candy Crush, and all other crushes),
My cousin Wayne told me to get ahold of you because he says you’re a decent company that’s done a lot of good for dudes like me, so here goes nothing. Lately I’ve been playing a lot of your online … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged affair, Candy Crush, drugs, gamers, King Inc., murder, satire, Soda Crush, war
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Losing Indigenous Knowledge: The Risk of Bill C-626
During this heated election race between Harper, Trudeau, Mulcair, and May there has been much debate over reengaging the mandatory, long-form census. For those of you who don’t know what this is, it’s that long form that your parents probably … Continue reading
Is Canada Ready For a Bearded Man? (What The Globe and Mail Failed to Mention)
So, I submitted this article to The Globe and Mail and they agreed to take it. I was so surprised and excited, because it would mean my thoughts on the Harper government would be heard–with some humour sliced in there for … Continue reading
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Tagged Anyone But Harper, beards, canada, hipsters, Indigenous, Justin Trudeau, politics, shave, Stephen Harper, Thomas Mulcair, voting
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An Open Letter to the Doctor Who Saved My Father’s Life
To The Doctor Who Saved My Father’s Life, I can’t refer to you by name because I never actually met you. But the nurses have assured me you are indeed real, and a very busy, trust-funded, white man. While I’m … Continue reading
Posted in health care system
Tagged canada, doctor, Downton Abbey, Full House, Gwyneth Paltrow, health care, heart attack, lesbian, medication, Oscar, std, The Shack
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“Song of the Night is definitely Rape Me By Nirvana”: The Steubenville Rape Trial
Ok, a confession. I am supposed to be finishing up my dissertation right now. But, I cannot. After waking up and reading the assortment of articles on the rape trial in Steubenville, Ohio I have no ability to write in … Continue reading
Posted in loneliness, popular culture, sexuality, social justice, social politics
Tagged Amanda Todd, Big Red, Candy Crowley, CNN, Datia, Dhuran Ravi, football, Ma' lik Richmond, Ohio, Poppy Harlow, rape, Steubenville, The Killing, Trent Mays, Tyler Clementi
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An Immodest Proposal: The Erotics of Gay Divorce
It’s been a while. But I’m back…..and yes, I actually did meet Newt Gingrich so the story below is real. In light of recent violent, and disgusting political douchebaggery (here’s lookin at you Akin) I’ve decided to post this piece … Continue reading
Political Leaders Who Wag the Dog
I’ve been thinking a lot about humiliation and the risks that are taken to avoid it. In the West, we certainly live in a culture that prides itself on a politics of humiliation. On TV there are a parade of … Continue reading
Posted in humour, popular culture, queer politics, sexuality, social justice, social politics
Tagged 911 call, Afghanistan, America, bill clinton, Deniro, George W. Bush, Hoffman, humiliation, Iraq, Manhood, Mary Walsh, militancy, missile, Newt Gingrich, Rob Ford, Sudan, The Apprentice, This Hour has 22 minutes, Wag the dog, Zigmunt Bauman
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