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Bixa Travesty Documentary Review: Exploring Linn da Quebrada’s Fight Against Racism, Transphobia & Poverty in Brazil
From the very first frame, “Bixa Travesty” slams you into the vivid, pulsating world of Linn da Quebrada—a fierce Brazilian transsexual singer carving her path through the gritty edges of São Paulo’s favelas. This documentary isn’t just a biography; it feels like a raw, unedited scream against the suffocating weight of racism, transphobia, and poverty....
Story linking policy, message-driven change How to carry out HIV aging advocacy
Definition and Levels of Advocacy Nick first explained that “advocacy” is defined as actions to influence decision-making and resource allocation within the system, complementing “activism” outside the system. The three levels are like concentric circles: “self-advocacy” enables individuals to understand their rights and express them effectively; “individual advocacy” connects individuals with the system (such as...
Eban and Charley Movie Review: Controversial Indie Drama Exploring Complex Age-Gap Relationship
Introduction “Eban and Charley” isn’t your run-of-the-mill love story—it’s the kind of film that tiptoes along the edge of controversy, daring you to look away but making it nearly impossible. Directed by James Bolton and released in 2000, this indie drama stirred up plenty of debate when it first hit the festival circuit. The story...
Terry and Julian UK Sitcom Review: A Bold and Camp British Comedy Classic
Terry and Julian (UK Sitcom) – A Whimsical Dive into Camp Comedy If you ever find yourself yearning for a sitcom that dances on the edge of convention, “Terry and Julian” is a wild ride you won’t soon forget. This British comedy, which aired on Channel 4 back in 1992, only lasted a single season—just...
Chicago “Aging in Place” model: Residential safety as the entry point for care
At a workshop at USCHA 2025 this year, Chicago House proposed an interesting care model: “Aging in Place,” first “settling people at home,” then “bringing services into the home.” This supportive housing model is not about building another building, but about making the living space a hub for integrated medical care, social welfare, and peer...