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What I saw in government was how Canada’s ethnic domestic battles were distorting our long-term foreign policy priorities
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What I saw in government was how Canada’s ethnic domestic battles were distorting our long-term foreign policy priorities
Aug. 31 is We Love Memoirs Day. So celebrate with a good book!
When Omer Aziz, ArtSci ’12, graduated from Queen’s with a politics degree, he left with a deep understanding of fear.
Over the past four decades, the world has become one big economy, under the belief that a free market would bring democratic freedom, too. But workers are angry about getting short shrift, and as Omer Aziz saw at one swank New York soirée, there are nerves about what comes next
In his memoir Brown Boy, journalist, lawyer, and recent Radcliffe Fellow Omer Aziz delivers a compelling account about growing up in Canada, struggling to find his way in life as the son of Pakistani immigrants, and pursuing career success in a post-9/11 world rife with racism and