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Culture, Art, and Identity

The Wound Is the Gift: David Whyte on the Relationship Between Anxiety and Intimacy

The Marginalian

A Cowboy in Winter

New York Review of Books

Restorative justice fits human nature more than retribution does

How to lose your home

Luminous Skies Star in the 2024 Northern Lights Photographer of the Year Contest

Key words: Solidarity

New life on the Marsh

Is rave culture political?

Quotas, protests and political monsters in Bangladesh

Kenya’s youth-led revolution

Reading List: Adam Hanieh

Africa is a Country

The view from the encampments for Palestine

Behind the Great Firewall:

Behind the ‘Great Firewall of China’

Breaking up with my X

Twitching political: livestreaming and community participation

Twitch and the online left

Grenfell: The cost of austerity

Yumi Okita’s Butterflies and Botanicals Metamorphose from Colorful Thread

Masakatsu Sashie’s Mysterious Spheres Hover Over Post-Apocalyptic Landscapes

Not the Right Kind of Provocation

December 2024 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists

The sound of colour

An Imagined Monograph for Nongqawuse

Why every utterance you make begins with a leap of faith

The eugenicist of UNESCO

The Cosmogony of You

The Marginalian

Manosphere vs. Zynternet

Joshua Citarella's Newsletter

New York Review of Books

Why No-Deposit Online Casinos Are The Recommended Choice For New Players

“Only the Northern Lights”: The Russo-Ukrainian War and Its Poets

These poets unsettle a collective sense of melancholy into a generative force, from which a transformed historical imagination can emerge. The...

ICC: Most Wanted

Seventeen years ago, Luis Moreno Ocampo, the first person to hold the post of prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, decided...

London Review of Books

Amid Crackdown, International Reporters Leave India

Journalists from Canada, France, and Australia describe a hostile environment for foreign media The post Amid Crackdown, International Reporters Leave India...

Chopin & Rachmaninoff (with a bit of Bach)

On a concert of the New York Philharmonic....

During the First World War, a six-year-old Simone Weil learned that soldiers on the Western Front were not rationed sugar, so...

Gentrify Series: A Home for a Home

by Alicia Kamil “I wrote this piece around gentrification in Chicago. This then trigged the idea to start a series documenting/commentating...

Black Youth Project

Trump 2.0: The Shock That Could Reshape Canada

An era of disruption might just be the wake-up call we need The post Trump 2.0: The Shock That Could Reshape...

Part 5: Why Do We Travel? To Taste the Unknown

Nevin Martell reflects on how traveling for food unlocks new experiences, deepens cultural understanding, and transforms the way we taste the...

How an Astrophysicist Became the Most Accurate Political Forecaster in Canada

Philippe J. Fournier has called elections across the country—with a 90 percent success rate The post How an Astrophysicist Became the...

Weekly Quiz: Costly Kids, Memoir Struggles, and the Price of Reaganomics

How closely have you been reading our online stories this week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday....

Tech Titans Should Pay to Save Canada’s Newsrooms

It’s time to take seriously the idea of using digital taxes to rebuild journalism The post Tech Titans Should Pay to...

It is almost the inverse of the Disney parks where you pay to have a prepared experience offered to you. At...

London Review of Books

Acts v. Omissions

Under English common law, you have no duty to act. An ordinary person cannot be held liable for something that happened...

London Review of Books

Canada’s Far Right Is Getting Bolder

As extremism grows, politicians and security agencies are in denial The post Canada’s Far Right Is Getting Bolder first appeared on...

A Heaven Reflected on Earth: The Golden Temple, Amritsar

Gleaming turrets reflect in the still water, just as, according to the Sikh faith, heaven is reflected on earth. The post...

The Scottish opera

On Verdi’s Macbeth at the Washington National Opera....