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“The familiar argument with myself on whether to participate in life or just give up and quit, begins. I decide to keep on living,” writes Brenda McKinstry. Since September 2013 Brenda has sold US street paper StreetWise in Chicago, Illinois, USA. In...
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Caitlin Moran is a UK journalist and author of best-selling book, How To Be A Woman, which its fans lauded as having brought feminism out of the dusty confines of academia and back into popular culture, with added jokes to bo...
Interview: cult filmmaker Kevin Smith
Cult filmmaker Kevin Smith came to prominence through his black and white comedy, Clerks, in 1994. The decades since have seen Smith direct Hollywood heavyweights such as Ben Affleck and Matt Damon while starring in a good fe...
Jennifer Batten became one of the world’s best known female rock guitarists when she toured with Michael Jackson in the 1980s. After travelling the globe three times over with the King of Pop, she later played guitar with Jef...
Laura’s Law: “people without mental health challenges making life or death decisions for people with them.”
“Laura’s Law” is a controversial new law in San Francisco, California, USA, that, if passed, will allow a family member or someone living with a person suffering mental illness, to start legal proceedings to have them involun...
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