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The Whitest Game You Can Name
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In this chapter, Gawthrop traces hockey’s origins through James Creighton and the Stanley Cup, examines the marginalization of women and racialized players, and celebrates the Montreal Canadiens’ late-1970s dynasty.
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Daniel Gawthrop
Daniel Gawthrop (he/him) is the author of six non-fiction books, including The Trial of Pope Benedict and The Rice Queen Diaries (both Arsenal Pulp Press), and one novel, Double Karma (Cormorant Books). A co-founder of the Cutting Edges, Vancouver's LGBTQ+ hockey association, he has written extensively about hockey for numerous publications. He lives in New Westminster, BC.
