Suzanne Harrington: Eurovision, just like the Irish entry, is definitely not transphobic
Suzanne Harrington: You might never have heard of Wild Youth, but you definitely have now. Picture: Andrew Hasson
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Suzanne Harrington: You might never have heard of Wild Youth, but you definitely have now. Picture: Andrew Hasson
As we blunder through tumultuous times, fighting culture wars on a daily basis, the Eurovision Song Contest remains a giant mirror, reflecting back to us whatever is currently going on. This year, it’s geopolitics and gender wars
Once a relatively innocent affair, barring the occasional regional boycott, comprised of nothing more complicated than terrible songs, earnest performers, shonky MDF sets glue-gunned with glitter, and nul points for Royaume-Uni, it is now quite the event.
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