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Kalar, most racialized than ever, is a term in Burmese used to describe brown people. “Why would you surround yourself with dirty Kalars?” my Grandfather criticized me when my closest friends left, creating a seam of otherness between our evening tea discussions.
At fourteen years old, I was acutely aware of the violent ethnic cleansing campaigns
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Emotional Wound: A LEARNING DISABILITY
hello Lynn Pride Richardson!
My middle name is Lynn and one of my last name is Lin! We have something in common!
When you think to ignore this as kooky - think and pause - Is it a good idea to ignore me?
! Looks like you have a reason for Pride as your parents intended. My Nigerian husband’s middle name is Hope and yes he is Hope for the world, My... See more
My middle name is Lynn and one of my last name is Lin! We have something in common!
When you think to ignore this as kooky - think and pause - Is it a good idea to ignore me?
! Looks like you have a reason for Pride as your parents intended. My Nigerian husband’s middle name is Hope and yes he is Hope for the world, My... See more
"Would diagnosis matter so much in a world where all people and patients had more power – one where we did not have to constantly prove ourselves to employers, to medical professionals and to the benefits system to get our fundamental needs met? A system of social organisation in which healthcare and other healing processes centred informed
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