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What's got my attention this week

Things to read, watch & listen to this weekend

Little person Sinead Burke on the cover of British Vogue

Well, here's a thing that would never have happened even five years ago. Little person, diversity advocate Sinead Burke on the cover of May 2023 Vogue

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• Sinead Burke on why nothing is more fashionable than inclusivity. (Abre numa nova janela)
• Talking of firsts, actress Rachel McAdams (Abre numa nova janela) did an interview and shoot with Bustle where she displayed the less than immaculate body of a fortysomething woman who's had two children, and underarm hair. Radical is relative!
Female ambition (Abre numa nova janela) isn't a reason relationships end. Patriarchy is.
What is a breakfast salad (Abre numa nova janela)? And should you care? (I'm sticking with toast.)
• Do you have positive affective presence (Abre numa nova janela)?
• IMHO Philippa Perry is the best agony aunt, bar none! Take her advice to this woman agonising over whether to put her abusive father in a home (Abre numa nova janela).
Can bad people make good art? (Abre numa nova janela) (And if you're interested in this, look out for Claire Dederer's brilliant book, Monsters (Abre numa nova janela), on this subject, out next month
• The women changing the face of Brazil (Abre numa nova janela) – by ageing naturally.

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