OP-ED: Canada's arts world has a diversity problem — everyone thinks alike
T. G. Kelemen writes, "Audiences are not stupid. They can smell a sermon. They know when a character has been written as a person and when he has been written as a category."
By: T. G. Kelemen
T. G. Kelemen is a writer, playwright and poet, and a former private-placement and restructuring dealmaker for owner-managed companies. His forthcoming book, Lawful But Awful, examines Canada’s drift into tutelary despotism under “Big sMother” — the soft rule of forms, experts, permissions, grants and managed dependence.
