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Brown Study

Brown study

17 July 2020

11:00 PM

17 July 2020

11:00 PM

‘Daddy, what did you do in the Great Pandemic?’ People are getting ready to answer this question for when things return to normal, if they ever do, and they can reflect on what they did in the era of Covid-19; how did they protect themselves, what did they do to help others, how did they occupy the lonely hours of lockdown, and what did the whole ghastly business teach them about government, politics and the world in which we live.

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