Trans-substantiation: A quest for truth in the Quakers, by Deborah Evans
The Society of Friends, also called Quakers, are a radical religious group that did away with church tradition, believing in ‘that of god in everyone’, and encouraging people to live their faith every day through their actions. Numbering only 17,000 in the UK, Quakers have always punched well above their weight in terms of social …
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Jo Bartosch on Radio 1’s Drag Day: “One wonders if the BBC thinks the diversity box is ticked by the rolling coverage of drag.”
The appeal is obvious; bright, brash and bombastic drag queens are pop culture on stiletto-wearing steroids. But the BBC’s lurid fascination with all things drag is beginning to look like an unhealthy obsession. Last Saturday BBC Radio 1 hosted ‘Drag Day’, declaring in a promotional article ‘drag queens are the new rock stars.’ Drag queens …
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