In Our Interest Poison Ivy Helene Hanff read aloud these

Helene Hanff read aloud these stories of her life in New York for BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour

How people assigned female at birth are conditioned to blend in and conform to gender expectations

who determined their conclusions and their consequences

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and daily routines

In Our Interest Poison Ivy Helene Hanff read aloud theseThe economic benefits of increased immigration are potentially massive, many experts say. The United States and other wealthy countries, however, have put up barriers against even the highest skilled foreign workers. Such choices reflect public opinion, which typically favors stringent restrictions. Under what conditions do voters in affluent democracies back higher levels of immigration? How can advocates build support for pro immigration policies?