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Commitment to read Raziel Reid's "When Everything Feels Like the Movies" in defiance of calls to strip its Governor General's Award

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Eve Richardson
11 years ago

Have put a hold on it at the Toronto Public Library and am looking forward to reading it.

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Tiina Payson
11 years ago

A well deserved award!

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Tiina Payson
11 years ago

A well deserved award!

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James Gifford
11 years ago

Ordering my copy today.

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James Gifford
11 years ago

Ordering my copy today.

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Eli Campanaro
11 years ago

It's 2015, people. It's time to come out of the dark ages and to realize that difference is something to be appreciated, not feared. We are all in the same boat and if we do not work TOGETHER as human beings to support each other, then we will destroy ourselves. Open your eyes and read the signs.

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Eli Campanaro
11 years ago

It's 2015, people. It's time to come out of the dark ages and to realize that difference is something to be appreciated, not feared. We are all in the same boat and if we do not work TOGETHER as human beings to support each other, then we will destroy ourselves. Open your eyes and read the signs.

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Kallie
11 years ago

Je Suis Charlie

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Kallie
11 years ago

Je Suis Charlie

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Steve White
11 years ago

Keep up the good work, when I was a lonely gay schoolboy I would have loved to have a book like this to read

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Steve White
11 years ago

Keep up the good work, when I was a lonely gay schoolboy I would have loved to have a book like this to read

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Anonymous
11 years ago

have placed a hold at my library

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Paul Hayes
11 years ago

have placed a hold at my library

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Michael Demone
11 years ago

Looking forward to reading this work.

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Michael Demone
11 years ago

Looking forward to reading this work.

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Alyssa Palmer
11 years ago

Looking forward to reading this.

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Alyssa Palmer
11 years ago

Looking forward to reading this.

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Noël Saint-Pierre
11 years ago

When we have thousands of Canadian young LGBTQ persons victimized and potential victims of suicide, we do not need bigots preventing a graphic depiction of the lives of these young people. Do the Barbara Kay's of the world really believe that adolescents do not think about sex or "even" have sex, and thus in fact promote teen pregnancy. It is time to remove the wall of silence that bigots have erected.

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Noël Saint-Pierre
11 years ago

When we have thousands of Canadian young LGBTQ persons victimized and potential victims of suicide, we do not need bigots preventing a graphic depiction of the lives of these young people. Do the Barbara Kay's of the world really believe that adolescents do not think about sex or "even" have sex, and thus in fact promote teen pregnancy. It is time to remove the wall of silence that bigots have erected.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I'll be reading this and will recommend all of my friends do as well. Get over it neocons.