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00:00I'm not aware of another space that has such regular confluence of the marginalised communities
00:09coming together and just listening to each other's stories.
00:12I'm very thankful that this place exists because I've developed such a confidence from getting
00:18up in front of people every month and just pouring my heart out.
00:24If a language dies and there's no one left alive who gives a shit, does it ever make a sound at all?
00:29Every time I apologise, it still comes out in English.
00:32The diverse nature of the group has been a particularly important thing for me.
00:37It seems that kind of almost accidentally the group's kind of let 50% LGBTQ...
00:42I'd say more than 50%.
00:44Yeah, yeah.
00:45This night is an important night because of what these guys have built.
00:50We listen to everybody who comes and has a story to tell.
00:54The feeling of sort of being judged or...
00:57It is such a judgement-free environment.
01:00Yeah.
01:01Very young people, the students who come, who endured lockdown and all of a sudden are now published.
01:07They're confident.
01:09Thank you everyone for teaching me what poetry actually is.
01:13Whether it's ethnic diversity, whether it's gender diversity, whether it's sexuality diversity,
01:19whether it's class diversity, whether it's age diversity, it doesn't matter.
01:23And that community is going to exist even after IRIES closes.
01:28Thank you, everybody.
01:29Representative, please.
01:30Thank you for having me to check my house on this comfy place and think that I am
01:33really good at it.
01:35That is our people's mascots, so I hope she's going to be back to school.
01:36And that was a polite meal by the way that I feel 50 or 50 a hour ago although they
01:53can say, here are they also one of our?,
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