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Alicia Vrajlal

Of the 10 seasons that have aired so far, exactly half have been won by women – surely something to celebrate as the conversation around women’s representation on TV continues. This year, there's only a 25% chance a woman will win.
For as long as we know, music has not only been a form of entertainment, but has helped convey important social and political messages. So, in a way, it’s no surprise that Milo Hartill adopts this very art form for their latest show, Black, Fat and F**gy. 
"I'm used to being the only one that looks like me in many rooms." Akec Makur Chuot speaks to Missing Perspectives after the Australian Open.
TV personality and food critic Melissa Leong has responded to a social media user who claimed she was having a “whinge” when she spoke up about casual racism at a leadership-focused event. 
Tennis player Destanee Aiava says she often hears from Pacific Island parents, thanking her for being a positive role model for their children. 
From concerns that many women with diverse skin tones commonly have (such as hyperpigmentation), to the most rewarding aspects of her job, Dr Lee-Mei Yap opens up to Missing Perspectives.
Missing Perspectives speaks to the film's new villain, Awhimai Fraser, plus Barlow and Bear who are the first female songwriting duo and the youngest to compose for a Disney feature film. 
Over the last few months, we've seen a rise in activists gracing runways, rather than models - and it's a trend we'd be keen to see continue.
"Many people still don’t understand that violating consent doesn’t always involve physical violence—it can also occur in more subtle ways."
Set in 1979 Western Australia, the show highlights themes such as migration through the lens of a Vietnamese family, of which Pham plays the matriarch, Sandy Bui. 

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