Mar 07, 2019
losika writes
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Are you exposing your children to the world they live in or are they at risk of the single story disaster?
Dec 26, 2018
Teah Mogae
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Kinderling Radio shines a spotlight on Australian cultural and language diversity with Losika Writes.
Nov 12, 2018
Teah Mogae
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Losika Writes main philosophy is to make it sexy to speak in vernacular and have people understand that English is a language and not a measure of intelligence.
