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Six great reads: the boomer housing gap, the voice of the very online left and the genius of Martin Parr
- The Guardian highlights Martin Parr’s influence, noting he could elevate small moments to cultural significance.
- A former Guardian journalist reflects on returning to the West Bank after 20 years, revealing worsened conditions.
- J Oliver Conroy’s essay argues that younger Americans struggle with housing despite boomers' wealth.
- Nnena Kalu becomes the first learning-disabled Turner Prize winner, seen as a milestone for disability rights in art.
- Hasan Piker’s rise as a major U.S. left voice combines long Twitch streams with broad following.
- The Guardian questions whether gay male pop stars still receive industry support amid rising homophobia.
- The roundup connects housing inequity, political activism, and art to highlight broader social trends.
- The coverage spans multiple topics from photography to regional conflict and digital media influence.
- The Guardian’s weekly picks are styled to offer readers a weekend briefing of notable pieces.
- The roundup includes obituaries and career retrospectives alongside current features.
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