I am not a woman. My photo should give that away. I am a white, middle-class Brit. Which means that, compared with many others in media, the wider communications industry and the world in general, I have had things relatively easy.
I grew up in a supportive middle-class household. I went to a good school, a decent university, and have held some pretty nice positions in the workplace. I’ve risen up the ranks as I’ve got better at what I do, and have changed jobs a few times to give my career, my title, my experience and my salary an occasional boost. Like everyone else, I would like to be paid more, but I have never been paid less because of who I am.
This is pretty much as I expected thi
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