Class, and all that intersects with it, is not something which can or should be co-opted as an aesthetic for social media content.
Category: Politics & Current Affairs
America’s Biggest Security Threat Is Domestic: It’s White Supremacy
Rhetoric is powerful when you’re the President of the United States.
The Tate Strike and the Casualisation of Labour in the Art World
Tate Modern still uphold racial hierarchies in their hallowed walls and this is emphasised in the division of labour across their gallery
Revenge Porn and the Fight to Regain Control Over Our Bodies
It is far too easy to blame these womxn for taking these images in the first place.
The Intersection of Mental Health and a Pandemic
Our focus has centred on trying to prevent catching and spreading Covid-19, yet we haven’t quite acknowledged the mental and emotional costs that such preventative measures bear.
Tik Tok and the News: A paradoxical relationship?
It all started after a video by a young American teenage girl went viral.
The Need for Women in Leadership
Clearly, it is not a lack of skills or qualifications that lead to the lack of women in high-decision making levels. So, what is it?
Who runs the world? Girls. Who runs Belarus? Girls!
Harvard professor Erica Chenoweth says that having women assume a prominent role in demonstrations increases the chance of success.
Obscurantism vs Freedom of Speech: the resurgence of the fatal clash in France
Our society is progressively dividing itself to a point of no return.
How Much is Too Much? Coping With Our Anxieties When the World is in Crisis
It is difficult to distinguish between reasonable panic and a panic that could be classed as detrimental to mental wellbeing.
Free School Meals: Childcare, Feminism and the Need for Socialism
Child-care responsibilities are still disproportionally put onto mothers
The Evolution of Women War Correspondents since World War II
These hidden figures of the great wars have contributed much more than you can image to History.