The CBC Massey Lectures is a partnership between CBC, House of Anansi Press and Massey College in the University of Toronto."I think we really need to have a little bit of laughter in our life this year, and we know that Tomson Highway gives us both joy and also an ability to reflect on our environment," said Nathalie Des Rosiers, principal of Massey College.
"I think this time more than any is the time for hearing what Tomson has to say," said Semareh Al-Hillal, president of House of Anansi Press.explores some of the fundamental questions of human existence through the lens of Indigenous mythologies, in contrast with the ideas from ancient Greece and Christianity., Highway argues that language shapes the way we see the world.
Always with the race card. Why can't people be people. CBC has to lable people by race and sex. Start treating people as people and not by the colour of their skin.
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