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I grew up in a time when being “politically incorrect” was not a part of our lexicon. You could smoke on planes. You could drive without a seat belt. You could buy candy cigarettes. Black power was a part of pop culture and hippies were our new normal. Walking the aisles of a toy store, you would see things that would never make it on the shelves today. Now peep this gallery of politically incorrect toys from the 70’s & 80’s that we just thought were normal.
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Desire, adoration, safety, identity, and escape are all there on a teenager’s bedroom walls. In the 1980s, these teenagers were photographed in their bedrooms...
We talk a lot about the massive punk scenes in Cali and New York, London and Paris, but Canadian cities also their own small...
Being a parent with macabre interests, it stuns me how sanitized a version of reality we share with our kids today. For example, my...
Sean’s mom’s biggest regret is that she never partied at Studio 54. She’s lived a wild and adventurous life, but at 82, she shakes...
