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Hello, Hannah here.

Yes, I am feeling lots better.

Thank you for asking those of you who did. This is the last of our series of International

Women's Day interviews for 2020. Although to be fair, every day is International Wednesday as standard issue.

So if you've not listened to us before, we obviously do this kind of stuff all the time.

Every week we talk to brilliant women.

So press subscribe to make sure that you don't miss any of it.

So number seven I went to speak to the Canadian Pakistani author and photographer

Samra Habib about her excellent book.

We have always been here a queer Muslim memoir.

And we talked about all sorts of really interesting stuff about the women

that you meet in your life really briefly but that can have a really profound effect

on you about Samra's experiences of growing up in Pakistan and about how women around her were treated by society

and about what it's like for her both to be an LGBT person within Muslim communities but also what it's like being a Muslim

within LGBT communities she was absolutely great so that's what's coming up now

and after you've listened to this if you haven't listened to any of our other series on International Women's Day this year,

you have missed out on some absolutely cracking stuff.

Writer and actor Amelia Bulmore, talk to us about writing crime in a responsible fashion as well as all of the other

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