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...communities of New York in the 1970s. The term breaking is derived from percussion breaks in Hip Hop music which when DJs mix and synchronise these breaks across two records a continuous series of breaks are created that breakers can perform to. From these beginnings breaking grew and was popularised during the early to mid-1980s through movies such as Flashdance (1983),...

...communities. He is not accepted as Black enough by one group, while seen as too Black by the other (‘the brown boy is born to serve’), echoing the challenges Lynott himself faced in his own quest for acceptance. 5. In the Delta (1981) – Lynott shifts focus to the American South, adopting the perspective of a man ‘working on that chain gang, breakin’ rocks for...

...Community Health 59, 8, 619-627. Leach, J. (2015) Improving Mental Health through Social Support: Building Positive and Empowering Relationships, London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers Mind (2004) Not Alone? Isolation and Mental Distress. London: Mind. Teo, A., Choi, H., and Valenstein, M. (2013) ‘Social Relationships and Depression: Ten-Year Follow-Up from a Nationally...

...communities, individuals from the global majority, and men who currently make up a small percentage (12%) of the nursing workforce. The NHS Workforce Plan (NHS England, 2023) has proposed ambitious NHS workforce development. However, the success of this depends not only on adequate funding and infrastructure but also on members of the public being attracted to the nursing...