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Review: Girl, Woman, Other
Review: Girl, Woman, Other

When it comes to human issues, I dislike statistics. They can easily be manipulated to support a particular bias. Facts can be entirely invented and published online as truth. This is why stories are so important. Girl, Woman, Other does this in a way that isn’t boring or biased. The book’s eclectic characters are fleshed out, flawed, sometimes brutal, always independent. 

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ReviewContributorbernardine evaristo, review, black women, book, activism, race, black excellence, black writers
EXCLUSIVE REVIEW // Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them
EXCLUSIVE REVIEW // Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them
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Simone Biles: The Olympic Champion We Need.
Simone Biles: The Olympic Champion We Need.
Culture, ReviewLandy murray, athlete, biles, black women, bronze, bronze medal, female athlete, feminism, feminism at the olympics, feminist, gold, gold medal, gymnastics, michael phelps, olympic athlete, olympic champion, olympic feminism, olympic games, olympic sexism, olympics, person of colour, poc, powerful, powerful woman, rio, rio 2016, rio olympics, sexism, sexism at the olympics, simone, simone biles, success, usa gymnastics, usain bolt, woc, woman of colour, women's gymnastics, women's gymnastics team, world champion, world championships Comment