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What can we do about poverty? First, stop blaming people for being poor | Kerry Hudson - Vimarsana News

What can we do about poverty? First, stop blaming people for being poor | Kerry Hudson

As more people wind up in dire need, they will realise that being on the breadline isn’t the result of their individual failings, says author Kerry Hudson

A New Look at an Asian-American Past - Vimarsana News

A New Look at an Asian-American Past

Emmy Award winning actress Jodi Long is the daughter of two prominent Asian-Americans who starred in Vaudeville for years and introduced Jodi to show business. Her parents, tap dancer Larry Leung and mom Kimye “Trudy” Tsunemitsu, an actress-singer, worked in the in show business from the 1950s. Jodi has starred in some of the best dramas about Asian-Americans, such as Flower Drum Song, among numerous other plays. Her parents toured the country for decades.

A moment that changed me: a rare condition left me fighting to breathe – and repaired my marriage - Vimarsana News

A moment that changed me: a rare condition left me fighting to breathe – and repaired my marriage

I was so short of breath I could spend only an hour a day with my 16-month-old son before having to lie down. But my husband’s love in the face of our crisis helped heal the fissures in our relationship

Hiking in Lijiang: Dry River Valley - Vimarsana News

Hiking in Lijiang: Dry River Valley

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'Cold case' gay murders: two books illuminate Australia's dark history of police and military violence - Vimarsana News

'Cold case' gay murders: two books illuminate Australia's dark history of police and military violence

Two books on historical gay hate crimes – the murder of George Duncan in Adelaide, 1972, and army officer Warwick Meale in Townsville, 1942 – aim to create positive change by revealing past injustice.