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an international study into the emergence of children’s everyday practices of participation in circuits of social action

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Monthly Archives: March 2018

Earliest political memory of the day #119

14th March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

Going to the inaugural meeting of the Feminist Party of Canada, aged 10, with my mother. Wearing a white cotton Indian dress that had embroidered flowers. Many women were there, […]

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Earliest political memory of the day #118

13th March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

I was able to vote in the school ‘mock’ election for the US President when I was in 1st grade. All my friends told me not to vote for Al […]

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Earliest political memory of the day #117

12th March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

HONG KONG CHIEF EXECUTIVE ELECTION VOTE BY THE MEMBER OF ELECTION COMMITTEE. DISAPPOINTED 🙁

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Earliest political memory of the day #116

9th March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

I remember my parents talking about politics over dinner as a child, but the first political event I really engaged in was the fall of the Berlin Wall (I was […]

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Earliest political memory of the day #115

8th March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

A boy in school said “Who would you kill if you could kill one person?@ And I randomly picked someone. He said “That’s the wrong answer, it’s Donald Trump!”

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Earliest political memory of the day #114

7th March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

Having a row with my mother about whether I ought to be allowed to go to the US to study at University if I got a full scholarship.

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Earliest political memory of the day #113

6th March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

Loads of kids in my school had Dads who were away because of the Gulf War. I was happy my dad wasn’t away but also I remember being aware that […]

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Earliest political memory of the day #112

5th March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

When I was in primary school aged 8 or 9 my parents had to sit me down and explain that I had to start wearing a shift to the swimming […]

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Earliest political memory of the day #111

2nd March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

I guess I was 3-4. My father was a member of the Executive People’s Committee of the Socialist Party in Italy. He used to take me with him. I spent […]

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Earliest political memory of the day #110

1st March 2018by robynlong2208 Leave a comment

Watching news of surrounding wars in the Middle East Whilst I was not in a war zone however still feared the potential of something happening in my area (nightmares)

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