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Brianna Kerr

December 4, 2025

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I'm not playing by the philanthropy rulebook, and you don't need to either.

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Speaking at the 2025 DealBook Summit, Erika Kirk c

Speaking at the 2025 DealBook Summit, Erika Kirk called it “ironic” to see so many women backing Zohran Mamdani in the New York City mayoral race. She said that career-focused women “almost look to the government as a form of replacement for certain things — relationship-wise.”

“What I don’t want to have happen is for women, young women in the city, to look to the government as a solution to put off having a family or a marriage because you’re relying on the government to support you instead of being united with a husband.”

@dee.salmin you are so real for saying Hamilton

@dee.salmin you are so real for saying Hamilton

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Happy Spotify Wrapped day to all who celebrate #sp

Happy Spotify Wrapped day to all who celebrate #spotifywrapped

WE’RE STILL BLOWN AWAY 🤯 Here’s to a women’s sport

WE’RE STILL BLOWN AWAY 🤯 Here’s to a women’s sports podcast hitting NUMBER ONE SPOT in Australia!!!

We can’t wait to reveal S3 info soon 👀 Huge shoutout to our amazing sponsors @binge @meccampower @nike, incredible host @katsasso and producer @lavenderbaj!

Describing herself as a visually challenged writer

Describing herself as a visually challenged writer, Arundhati Nath has broken barriers and inspired change through powerful storytelling. Today, she sits down with Minal Singhvi, who co-founded Radio Udaan with Danish Mahajan after noticing there “was nothing in the field of media that could help the visually impaired with support and information”.

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In a recent interview with Dazed, Charli XCX spoke

In a recent interview with Dazed, Charli XCX spoke about how her struggles fitting in as a mixed-race woman helped shape Brat.

“I never felt accepted wherever I went — whether that was in school for being half-Indian and not blonde, or not fully relating to my Indian self because I was half-white. There was this weird, displaced feeling, where I couldn’t quite fit into either place. Then with music, being outside of the mainstream and wanting to be in that world, but also really wanting to reject it. It created this concoction that allowed me to [make Brat].”

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In the spirit of reconciliation, Missing Perspectives acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. We acknowledge that land in Australia was never ceded and always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.

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