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Joyce Fegan: Why women are still being judged for their reproductive choices and careers (opens the original)
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This week, 36-year-old American actor Hayden Panettiere, of Heroes and Nashville fame, was found dead in an apartment in South Carolina. She was in cardiac arrest when paramedics arrived and was pronounced dead at the scene. For a woman who had publicly discussed many of her personal experiences, from domestic abuse to alcoholism and addiction, and the perils of child stardom, the narrative of her death circled around motherhood. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in
Joyce Fegan: Why women are still being judged for their reproductive choices and careers (opens the original)
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This week, 36-year-old American actor Hayden Panettiere, of Heroes and Nashville fame, was found dead in an apartment in South Carolina. She was in cardiac arrest when paramedics arrived and was pronounced dead at the scene. For a woman who had publicly discussed many of her personal experiences, from domestic abuse to alcoholism and addiction, and the perils of child stardom, the narrative of her death circled around motherhood. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in
Joyce Fegan: What if the AI revolution doesnât solve the problems we actually have? (opens the original)
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In 2008, Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin was asked what her biggest challenges were. She pauses, scratches her head, and, in absolutely no rush, declares it in earnest to be "what to cook for dinner nightly, you know? Just night after night". The resurfaced clip went viral in recent years â the mundane monotony of what it takes to live a life strongly resonating with millions of people. This intimacy with her own humanity, this rootedness in the day-to-day domesticity of most people's lives, was
Joyce Fegan: We need a housing system that offers a greater choice than living under abuse (opens the original)
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The late Australian journalist John Pilger once said: “There are times when one tragedy, one crime, tells us how an entire system works.” He was talking specifically about the mass eviction of all people from the turquoise-watered, white-sanded Chagos islands that began in 1967, in order to create the British Indian Ocean territory, now a US-UK military base. This week, it was revealed that almost 1,900 women were turned away from domestic abuse services over a six-month period — the housing cri
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