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Category Archives: bullying
The unbearable lightness of being a feminist (or not)
Forgive the following analogy, it sounded clunky even when I’d edited it 15 times, but it says how I feel; my discovering I’m a feminist makes me feel like I did when I got a new (old) car. Suddenly I … Continue reading →
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The Occasional Poet 