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How A Boy Called Christmas Converted Me to the Politics of Greed and Exploitation
• December 30, 2021
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This was the Christmas my young daughter finally cornered me into admitting that Father Christmas doesn’t exist. I felt a small pang of regret that she had taken another step towards graduating into the less colourful world of adulthood, but also a larger sense of relief that I could now stop lying to her. What... Read More
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