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About
I’m an award-winning journalist and the editorial director of Xtra, the world’s oldest LGBTQ2 media organization. My book Boys: What it Means to Become a Man is published by Patrick Crean Editions/HarperCollins Canada and Seal Press — it was named one of the Globe and Mail’s 100 Favourite Books of 2018.
For four years, my weekly column on politics, pop culture and feminism appeared in Chatelaine, where I was the editor-at-large. I’m also a regular contributor to CBC Radio and the Globe and Mail. I was the deputy editor of The Grid, an internationally recognized newsweekly and a senior editor at The Walrus. I’ve taught journalism at Ryerson University and University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs. My home is Toronto, where I live with my wife and son.
Here how you can find me:
Twitter: @rachelagiese
Literary agent: Samantha Haywood at Transatlantic Agency
Speaking agent: Rob Firing at Transatlantic Agency
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RT @nisamalli: This summer, while recovering from an injury, I was banned from powerlifting, rockclimbing, boxing, and long bike r… https://t.co/0pKresqChr -
RT @cpatrickdood: Kim Davis will be forever remembered as that anti-same sex marriage woman who — against her will — still provided t… https://t.co/mtVmFGNlwN
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RT @jillboard: LESBIAN SPACE CRIME https://t.co/PFvmKwPTMH
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RT @CBCTheHouse: This week: Audrey Macklin and @kylecmatthews on Jack Letts. Then @rachelagiese on Scheer's same-sex marriage speech… https://t.co/n2K2XgjXNz
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Bonkers and paranoid, even by Rex Murphy standards https://t.co/LKWPV2MSrs