Hey, Toronto audiences! Why are we laughing at white supremacy?
By laughing at the mention of Trump, whose ethnic nationalist and white supremacist ideologies still reverberate through global policies and politics, what precisely are we signalling?
By laughing at the mention of Trump, whose ethnic nationalist and white supremacist ideologies still reverberate through global policies and politics, what precisely are we signalling?
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Paolo Santalucia’s Konstantin is startlingly complex, a roof-shaking performance.
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