Toronto restaurant owner Kimberly Hawkins is defiantly anti-Semitic as her business crumbles around her
She’s called herself “feisty,” “a tough cookie” and “a shit disturber.” Others have dubbed her “the devil” But for the title of her new autobiography, Sue-Ann Levy chose “Underdog: Confessions of a Right-Wing Gay Jewish Muckraker” (Signal Books).
An out lesbian and relentless advocate for Israel, Toronto reporter Sue-Ann Levy’s scoops on corruption and cronyism have made her an idol and a punching bag.