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Firing a Shot for Freedom by Frida Stewart
Memoirs of inspirational woman activist who lived through many momentous 20th-century events
MATTHEW HAWKINS explores the initiatives proposed by HEALING ARTS SCOTLAND
ALEX HALL welcomes an analysis of how modern capitalism is deeply intertwined with emotions, and their manipulation
MARTIN GRAHAM welcomes a statistical analysis of how much tax the super-rich pay, and foresees that the demand will flush out their agents
RICHARD WORTH relishes the fleeting moment and sense of flow of the late, great saxophonist
DENNIS BROE notes the thin, unfunny and apolitical quality of the gruel dished up by the US networks and studios for mass consumption
BARBARA BOSWELL remembers South African poet, storyteller, publisher, editor and activist Diana Ferrus (1953-2026)
BORN in 1911 in Cambridge, Frida Stewart enjoyed a sheltered and privileged childhood.
But, conscious of the widespread poverty and unemployment of the 1930s, she took a job organising music and drama in Ancoats.
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