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Velez’s clothes are thrashed, harsh, and even imply some kind of violence. She isn’t interested in “beauty” in the old-fashioned sense of the fashion industry, but in the chaotic multiplicities contained within femininity, even as women are portrayed exclusively as victims in the media.
Adam Lehrer • Who’s Afraid of Elena Velez?
Dyslexia: A parents' guide to dyslexia, dyspraxia and other learning difficulties
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Exploring lived experiences of women who gave birth as teenagers in Jamaica. A Thematic Analysis.: School College University Academic Paper Journal for Psychology Students Qualitative Data Analysis
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No Trade Is Free: Changing Course, Taking on China, and Helping America's Workers
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Makiko, the one visiting me today from Osaka, is my older sister. She’s thirty-nine and has a twelve-year-old daughter named Midoriko. She raised the girl herself. For a few years after I turned eighteen, I lived with them in an apartment back in Osaka, when Midoriko was just a baby. Makiko and her husband had split up while she was pregnant, and a
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In the end, the Chinese takeover of Hong Kong meant only two concrete changes in their lives: they managed to obtain British passports, and their children had to learn written Chinese alongside English in school.
Minal Hajratwala • Leaving India: My Family's Journey from Five Villages to Five Continents
Jeju’s matrifocal culture,