Waiting, Anne Magill, 2021. Acrylic on board, 20 x 20 cm.
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Waiting, Anne Magill, 2021. Acrylic on board, 20 x 20 cm.
The Monarch, Herbert Dicksee, c. 1900-11. Etching on wove paper, 50.8 x 64.2 cm.
Two Lions, Herbert Dicksee.
Who wants to see a shitty edit I did of girl Bernard. It's awful but at least I didn't use AI.
(og post under cut)(I'm refusing to get rid of any of the tags I've ever tagged this post with throughout its multiple edits)
A: We know how to party in the UK.
B: Yeah - with lights.
Bill Brandt, Policeman in a Bermondsey Alley (1938) and Snicket in Halifax (1937). Gelatin silver print.
© 2026 Estate of Bill Brandt
Episode 24 of the Youth Rights Podcast is out now: "Parental Privacy Violations and Location Tracking - First Hand Story"
NYRA President Zane Miller Interviews Joule, a 17 year old teenager in the UK about her personal story of parental privacy violation. Listen as she discusses room searches, location tracking, overbearing control of relationships, body shaming, and the harms that social media bans for minors would have on her.