2024-11-25
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This week on Witness History, in partnership with the BBC 100 Women list, we're bringing you stories about inspiring and influential women from around the world.
Renowned feminist Gloria Steinem tells us how she launched the first magazine in America, which was owned, run and written by women.
The the former Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gillard remembers her famous misogyny speech.
And Nalini Malani from India explains why she was compelled to create art about nuclear war.
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When Trent Dalton was growing up on the regular, you could catch him wide eyed, kind of spaced out and looking down.
Reflections were big for me.
For whatever reason when I was a kid, like, I just loved puddles.
I'm talking half an hour saskia, like staring into a puddle.
This wasn't some narcissistic thing.
It was me trying to find other worlds.
I think I had some funny thoughts asking like, what I believed in magic.
I think I thought I was some sort of special kid inside his own little mythology because of the things we'd seen, right?
Because our lives were strange.
Even Trent's first memory is one of confusion.
Something strange, something inexplicable.
I'm three years old.
I'm sitting on a brown leather lounge.