nevermind
Andrew PotterThe forgotten history of Generation X
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Why is Gen X so reactionary?
IT IS OVERWHELMINGLY LIKELY that Donald Trump is going to be the next president of the United States. It is similarly likely that Pierre Poilievre, leader of Canada’s conservatives, is going to be the country’s next prime minister. If this ...
The truth about latchkey kids
IN HER 2017 NETFLIX SPECIAL, “Christina P: Mother Inferior”, the comedian Christina Pazsitsky (b. 1976) jokes about all the wild stuff Gen X had to deal with — “crazy stuff like crack cocaine, and AIDS, and Friends.” She also makes light o...
Spy vs Everyone (but especially Donald Trump)
I AM PRETTY SURE that the first time I came across Spy magazine was in September, 1991. Most probably I was introduced to it by the editorial team of The Red Herring, a satirical magazine published by SSMU, the Students Society of McGill Un...
This is your brain on peer pressure
If pop culture is the mechanism through which a society works out its generalized socio-political anxieties, the public service announcement, or PSA, is the vehicle through which grownups work out their anxieties over parenting on their chi...
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