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Sexism and Silence in the Literary Community

Jon Paul Fiorentino | Posted 05.01.2013 | Canada Living
Read More: Literature, Misogyny, Literary Culture, Hate, Book Reviews, Poets, Gaming, Feminism, Comedy, Poetry, Canada Living News
Jon Paul Fiorentino

There are so many reasons a literary community remains silent when faced with the unpleasant business of sexism or misogyny: many writers fear the repercussions of speaking out because many of the people who get away with both blatant and subtle forms of hate are also in positions of relative power in the literary community.

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Meet Press TV: Iran's Hateful Mouthpiece in Canada

Mike Fegelman | Posted 07.22.2012 | Canada
Read More: Jews, Anti-Semitism, Hate, Toronto Islamic School, Calgary, Vancouver, State-Controlled Broadcaster, Ottawa, Iran, Canada, Mohamed Elmasry, Macleans, Iran Nuclear Weapons, Politics, Zahra-Kazemi, Nazis, Iran Nuclear Scientist, 911-Conspiracy-Theorists, Terry Glavin, Press TV, Ofcom, Mossad, Tehran, Israel, Maziar Bahari, Canada News
Mike Fegelman

We recently marked World Press Freedom Day. Iran not surprisingly has been described by Reporters Without Borders as the "world's biggest prison for journalists," listed by the Committee to Protect Journalist's as the fourth worst country when it comes to censorship.

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