Volume 2 references 2023
‘Latex, leather and limitations: ‘Uncensored’ explores the intersection of BDSM and consent’ by Bronte Skinner
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‘DISPATCH – The Fossil Frontier’ by Aston Brown
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‘Aussie, Aussie, Aussie; Ally, Ally, Ally!’ by Rose Tate
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‘Photo Essay: Trans Visibility Protest’ by Rodger Liang and Claire Matthews
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‘The Silence of Extinction: Investigating the Earth’s 6th Mass Extinction’ by Claire Matthews
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