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To rid me of my name, to strip me from my allies

I should not have been explaining non-binary identity to my senior school director at the age of 17, just as my peers should not have spent their lives dodging homophobic jokes just for the chance to be included in their “normal” peer groups.

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Regional musicians and their maddening quest for the hustle

Interviewing student musicians who moved to Sydney for their craft.

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