Real Belonging and the Uncomfortable Truth about Comfort Zones
Aishah was a student on my postgraduate careers guidance course at the University of East London. She was in her late twenties, with a young...
Aishah was a student on my postgraduate careers guidance course at the University of East London. She was in her late twenties, with a young...
We all use stereotyping to our advantage. The clothes we wear, the make-up we put on and our posture are powerful indicators that we use...
As Teresa May repeatedly droned on about ‘strong and stable leadership’ during the UK’s recent general election campaign, she was doing what all politicians and...
Our identity is co-created by ourselves and sociaety. We combine our own sense of self with a sense of what others think about us. Together...
You could spend a great deal of time investing in an internal categorisation system, making lines and boxes, for fine art, low art, high art,...
“That’s so awesome,” she said over her latte. “I wish I could draw like that!” That was Sarah. An old highschool friend I spotted out...
Photo Credit: Nina Matthews Photography via Compfightcc “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” ~Eleanor Roosevelt When I was ten, my blonde,...
This fascinating post by Jim Sinclair, published in the newsletter of Autism Network International in 1992, discusses what it means to be different due to autism....
Good Morning Britain recently featured an interview with Kellie Maloney, the one-time boxing promoter who, prior to her transgender operation, used to be known as...
Robin Williams burst onto the scene as an alien, Mork, initially in Happy Days and later in his own show Mork and Mindy. Mork may...
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