Flatmates or Family? The Emotional Politics of Sharing a Space
About three weeks ago, I returned back to Leeds after a LONG Christmas break. I emphasise long because most of...
Day: 23 February 2025
The Sound of Identity: How Accents Shape Our Perceptions and Connections
In a world where accents often speak louder than words, they carry with them the weight of our backgrounds, our...
Compulsory TV Tax for All: What This Could Mean for Viewers
The government is considering introducing a compulsory TV license for all, including those who only use streaming services like Netflix...
USA Wall Street drops DEI
Content Warning: Racism, Police Brutality Wall Street, the shorthand term for the financial industry in the United States, has long...
Uniting Africa: visa-free travel and the future of Pan-Africanism
In 1984-85, The Berlin Conference carved up the African continent with rulers and red lines, ignoring the complex ethnic, linguistic...
The world’s forgotten wars: how a gang leader broke a nation
Haiti, the first black republic, a country that threw the shackles of imperialism and slavery off before the Napoleonic wars...
From Legal Struggles to Environmental Justice: The Fight Against Drax’s Greenwashing and Biomass Deception
On December 14, 2021, a freight train transporting wood pellets to the Drax Power Station was halted outside Selby, North...
