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Translating racism in children’s literature
Whilst the public discourse has been predominantly focused on the use and replacement of the n-word, with the potential for an extensive discourse to be constructed on the handling of the n-word in the new version of Jim Knopf and its respective translations in English or French, there are also other racist terminology and stereotypes that are frequently overlooked. Some of them are perceived as positive and thus misused to oppress other minorities without acknowledging issue
Claire Hoffmann
Sep 3031 min read


How can I lovingly engage in new relations?
In TAP, we have held several discussions on the subject of new relations in the context of going back to school/uni/work. Here are some...
theagapicproject
Oct 22, 20222 min read


Why should I follow agape?
1. Equality and Justice Each other person, like you and me, has a life, memories, traumas, joys, sadness, experiences those emotions day...
theagapicproject
Oct 13, 20225 min read


An Introduction to Agape
Unconditional love The first and most defined characteristic of the Greek word for love ‘agape’ is its being ‘unconditional love’ (New...
theagapicproject
Oct 13, 20226 min read
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