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Is cultural appropriation an act of theft or artistic literary exploration?Whether a white author should craft a black or aboriginal character is secondary to the far more important point, which is that a writer can create whatever work he or she wants to, for whatever reason. That’s what art is.CommentaryMay 19, 2017
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Walrus editor Jonathan Kay resigns amid cultural appropriation controversyKay recently wrote an opinion piece defending the right to debate cultural appropriation in literature and art.CanadaMay 14, 2017
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This week on Focus Montreal: Nov. 26This week on Focus Montreal, hear how Concordia students uncovered an ugly truth in Quebec's forestry industry, learn about the STM's service improvements for 2017 and meet the great Montrealer behind Youth Fusion, an award-winning charity aimed at lowering school dropout rates.CanadaNov 27, 2016
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The Walrus is reinstating its internship program – paid, this timeShortly after its five interns were abruptly terminated amid a provincial crackdown on unpaid interns, The Walrus magazine says it's hiring three of them back, and paying them.CanadaMay 5, 2014
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