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Lauren Pemberton-Nelson

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Lauren Pemberton-Nelson

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The police don’t protect us – the only way women can win is with grassroots, radical feminism

Date

March 16, 2021

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For the final essay in our series, Nadira Begum ha

For the final essay in our series, Nadira Begum has written an ode to Joan Didion’s breathtaking work that explores living with grief.

“Grief has no distance. Grief comes in waves, paroxysms, sudden apprehensions that weaken the knees and blind the eyes and obliterate the dailiness of life.” - Joan Didion, The Year of Magical Thinking

📚 The Passage That Changed Me is a series, curated by Kya Buller, in partnership with @galdemzine. This series is a short collection of essays by people or colour from marginalised genders, celebrating the power of literature, each piece will illuminate a writers personal response to a chooses literary text, exploring why it moved them, what path it set them on and how it changed the trajectory of their lives.

For the third instalment of our series, @sheetal_m

For the third instalment of our series, @sheetal_mist05 describes finding the right book at the right time - and what it taught her about mental health, power and purpose.

“I know it hasn’t been that long but this is what I have been able to see since then: things do happen. Terrible things. The only thing any of us get to do is decide whether they happen to us or if, at least in part, they happen for us…And I wonder, is there any way you could come to see that what you’ve been through is for something? Is it why you feel everything and love harder and fight more ferociously than anyone else?” - Meg Mason, Sorrow and Bliss

📚 The Passage That Changed Me is a series, curated by Kya Buller, in partnership with @galdemzine. This series is a short collection of essays by people or colour from marginalised genders, celebrating the power of literature, each piece will illuminate a writers personal response to a chooses literary text, exploring why it moved them, what path it set them on and how it changed the trajectory of their lives.

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Slide 1: Sheetal Mistry, subject’s own

Yes — finally. Our letter from the editor is onl

Yes — finally. Our letter from the editor is online now, complete with our official return date and some updates about the future…

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