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July 12, 2012

Artist Soraya Nulliah On: Art, Apartheid, Women and Violence

by Rita Banerji, Gender Bytes, India - While the issue of violence is personal to me, I also know it’s a common experience for so many others, especially women in the Indian community. Every single friend I have in the Indo-Canadian communities either came from an abusive family or was in an abusive marriage, or both.

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The Radical Notion That Women Are People

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Pieces of Junk are the Choice in Crisis Time

by Valentina Ovalles R., El Universal, Venezuela - The González family was leaving the country. One fine day, on visit to the Museum of Transport,...