Nicola Griffith

British-American in Seattle. Novelist.

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Day: Jun 12, 2017

Silenced voices: relative representation in the House of Commons

In a perfectly just world, we might expect to see the demographics of the electorate reflected in the demographics of their representatives. It is not a perfectly just world. To find out just how unjust it is, I’ve been doing some counting, using population numbers as a proxy for electorate and comparing them to the newly-elected MPs.

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Posted on Jun 12, 2017 by Nicola Griffith in Uncategorized

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  2. Fiction that passes the Fries Test*
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  7. The Fries Test for disabled characters in fiction*
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