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How homophobia, misogyny & race played a role in the Ontario election
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theconversation.comKathleen Wynne’s status as the first lesbian premier of Ontario worked against her this election, just as her sexuality has throughout her career.
But we cannot stop at sexuality when asking tough questions. Wynne’s tenure as premier might be called feminist, but homophobia may be less of a factor in her defeat than misogyny.
As cultural critics Rinaldo Walcott and Naomi Klein point out in the Toronto Star, Conservative leader Doug Ford’s taunting comments about Wynne’s smile served to remind us
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'What Did You Just Say?': Woman Backed for Ditching Slur-touting Neighbor
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