‘She's got something really dark going on. When she's upset about something she takes it out and it’s really malicious’
‘Back then you would have gone two miles out of your way to avoid it’
‘I think it’s artistically timid, cowardly, opportunistic and weak’
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‘Someone turned 50 on our street and didn’t get any cards. They couldn’t work out why and thought they were unloved’
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‘It felt like a commercialised party for the police and for the state and that’s not somewhere I want to be’
‘It feels like part of a broader shift in higher education and wider society to crack down on protests’
‘We never got to know our grandparents — that was taken away from us’
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