This punk's got a point about minority groups
If, in the words of the old song, it's hard to be a cowboy in Rochdale, it was even harder being a punk in rural Sussex, miles from any urban anomie and where not owning a Range Rover was the closest came to anarchy. But despite my lack of qualifications for the job of spiky-haired, iconoclastic antichrist, I like to think I pogoed to punk's beat, even if it did mean asking my mum for a lift to Crawley to see the Clash.
Nursing Standard. 15, 15, 25-25. doi: 10.7748/ns.15.15.25.s42
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