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How the diversity myth is eating up the Canadian literary scene
Canada’s senior literary award, the Scotiabank Giller Prize, is actively selling range. Author Bob Armstrong right here delves into the persisting affirmative motion measures within the Canadian literary panorama. Regardless of proof suggesting reasonable over-representation of ladies and BIPOC writers, the article questions the need and equity of such measures, emphasizing considerations about their impression on literary high quality and the perpetuation of racial and gender-based categorization within the publishing trade.Courtesy CBC, through Youtube
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