An unknown life, but not an empty one
Emma Teitel on the long, slow fade of dementia
Emma Teitel
Emma Teitel is a National Magazine Award-winning columnist who writes frequently about women’s issues and popular culture. She gets a lot of hate mail, mostly from Burnaby, British Columbia.
The moral universe of Anonymous
The hacktivist group, Anonymous, is known for vigilante justice—or hooliganism, depending on who you ask—but its role in the...
Cultural barbaric practices here and there
NDP immigration critic Jinny Sims recently revealed that she is uncomfortable with the revised edition of the Welcome to Canada...
Spring Breakers: The emperor’s new bikini
Emma Teitel on why Harmony Korine’s latest may be the worst film she’s ever seen
Must-see TV, or mandatory diversity?
Emma Teitel on TV’s modern censorship crusaders
Republican ’comes out’ in support of gay marriage, liberal cynics attack
Something very good happened in the United States this week: Rob Portman, the Republican senator from Ohio, who co-sponsored DOMA...
Sarah Thomson vs. Rob Ford: The court of public opinion is often unfair
Emma Teitel on being groped — and taking revenge
Why women’s studies needs an extreme makeover
Emma Teitel on free speech, gender studies and feminism
Where hockey skills are an asset and tights aren’t required
Emma Teitel on the real dance revolution -- in men’s ballet
Let them hook up. It’ll be educational.
Emma Teitel on the educational side of casual sex