“Never trust a white man with a mustache; never trust a black man without one” was the advice I had received one day from an anonymous woman at the bar. She, a little tipsy, pointed her finger ...

On Black men, a mustache told a different story. It was fashionable, but it was more than that. ... wherein Black people eke out a sad white life. Certainly, a logic for leaving exists.

As a kid raised in Canada in the 1980s, all my heroes had mustaches. Lanny McDonald, Wendel Clark, Jamie Macoun—the mustache was as prevalent as the maple leaf on their (yes, ice hockey) jerseys ...

I opened it to a full-page, black-and-white still of Max Schreck as Nosferatu ... What was the discussion about him having a mustache like? Robert’s passion for the traditions of the time ...