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What Barbie Knew
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Veronique Darwin revisits her childhood journal, from hearing ghosts in kindergarten to staring at hotties in grade seven. Read more
Great Historical Curiosity
The facts (and fictions) surrounding the tale of Quebec's most famous murderess, La Corriveau. Read more
Women at War
Michael Hayward on the newly translated The Unwomanly Face of War by Svetlana Alexievich. Read more
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