This interview speaks out against, and holds strong political views that are not aligned with the agenda of the CCP. Its purpose is to acknowledge the hard fought identity of Hong Kong people and to bring hope to its culturally rich community.
Author: Anonymous
It is camaraderie that keeps me sober.
After years of editing, proofreading and fact checking the story, why does telling people still feel impossible? Why, why, why, when I open my mouth to bring it up, do I feel like I’m lying?
“Oh, yeah, I remember the monkey,” he said. “I hated that thing. It was always screaming.”
Originally produced by SUDS at the University of Sydney, Screwd! is masterfully witty, flawlessly acted and hilariously confronting.
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They are incredibly popular courses that receive significant enrolment numbers well above the level required for the University to receive a profitable return on its investment.
a] What you’re telling your friends it is, and what your talks are all about…
This is a relationship that colonisers will never understand. This is why, for them, uprooting trees and paving roads over culturally significant land – this does not hurt or break their hearts like it does ours.
I have never considered myself a disabled person, but then again my life before USyd was very different. I never told anyone.
