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The always-already-thereness of loss at various scales as constitutive of Black women’s lives – Jennifer Nash
‘You know more about loss in your bones than any thesis could capture’, I wrote to my sister at the end of my PhD. In the last years of my research, the losses in my orbit were not ordinary, slow and quiet. Grief was hot. It is therefore no coincidence that loss...
Trauma of Trump
I feel the need to explore the trauma I have experienced as a result of Mr Donald Trump and his most ambitious and disturbing mission to make America Great Again (MAGA), which presents a self-centred and ego-maniac demeanour without the cre of aothers. Even though he...
Shame and divorce in South Asian communities – can shame lead to hope?
I am a first-generation Punjabi woman who divorced after a decade’s long marriage. Gasps of shock and horror reverberate in my head!! For my generation it is a taboo and unspoken subject that even now, after working on my feelings of shame, invoke those gasps and my...
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