By Christos Floratos Aghast to the virus spread obtuse like a Goose on a noose, left to flutter melting in summer butter; just a mild cracked windpipe. On the mystic ball; the test cassette. Two red lines are the finish line, for the future has no warranty. Ahem, hack, achoo. Thousands upon thousands. We must… Continue reading Red Line
Tag: Politics
Read ‘The Wall’ Now!
Check out the short story ‘The Wall’
Short Story This Friday – ‘The Wall’
A short story originally written in response to Trumps potential presidency. Out this Friday!
Grey House – What the Heck am I Rambling About? #9
‘Grey House’ takes on the persona of a young child who eagerly goes into a new home, an apartment complex, with their mother. Rather quickly, the child becomes exposed to harsh realities and becomes disillusioned with the excitement of moving to a new place, and the conditions that led them there. What the Heck am… Continue reading Grey House – What the Heck am I Rambling About? #9
Acknowledgement of Country – Why it matters for Us (Non-Indigenous Perspective)
I talk about Australian Acknowledgement of Country for Indigenous people and what it symbolically means for First Nation’s peoples. (Artwork from Muru Mittigar)
You’re a Feminist but you just don’t know it yet!
Feminism as a movement has always and will continue to be about getting equality for women and advocate for the same rights and decency that men experience. Although some people think ‘Egalitarianism’ is a good word to describe it, feminism focuses on gender usually (without going too deep).
What “No Politics” actually mean for forums and comment sections?
What I really like to try emphasise in a lot of my academic, creative and social thinking is that we are all political.
Starting on the Left Foot
Why do I choose to identify on the ‘left-wing’?
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