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Tag: Eloise Barry

Hilary Benn: Time to Challenge the “Soap Opera” at Number 10

Posted on 10th March 20208th April 2020 by Eloise Barry

As I interview Hilary Benn, MP for Leeds Central, it is obvious that he’s been here many times before. Having held the same office for twenty years, Benn is a seasoned politician. Perhaps this comes […]

The British Press And The Transmission Of Hate

Posted on 8th April 20198th April 2019 by Eloise Barry

In a country so deeply split in the midst of Brexit chaos, the ideas of the far-right have been rapidly gaining traction. The divisive nature of a referendum always carried the risk of an increase […]

Knife Crime and Race: Correlation Without Cause?

Posted on 22nd March 2019 by Eloise Barry

In 2018, 285 people died from a fatal stab wound in the UK, the highest figure since 1946. The rise of knife crime and its causes have been debated for many years now; cuts to […]

Rejecting Neoliberalism and the Fight Against Climate Change

Posted on 8th March 201918th March 2020 by Eloise Barry

The end of February saw the warmest winter day in Britain on record, just weeks after global walk-outs by school children demanding greater government action on climate change. The pupils were ironically labelled “truants” by […]

Community Orders: A Sensible Move Towards Reducing Reoffending Rates And Avoiding Trauma

Posted on 5th March 20196th March 2019 by Eloise Barry

Last month, Justice Secretary David Gauke outlined his vision for a “smart” justice system to reduce reoffending rates. Gauke hopes to follow Scotland’s lead in abolishing custodial sentences of less than six months in favour […]

Do True Crime Dramas Glamourise Violence At The Expense Of Victims?

Posted on 16th February 201926th March 2019 by Eloise Barry

For the average person, fascination and repulsion often go hand in hand when it comes to serial killers. The idea of murder, rape, torture and necrophilia as a source of enjoyment is so incomprehensible to […]

Are “British Values” Now Toxic?

Posted on 8th February 201926th March 2019 by Eloise Barry

What comes to your mind when you think of “British values”? Perhaps tea drinking, queueing, and a stiff upper-lip? Perhaps justice, freedom of speech, or maybe even Brexit? First coined by Tony Blair in 2000 […]

“Surviving R Kelly” Exposes Society’s Racial Bias When It Comes To Sexual Harassment

Posted on 1st February 201926th March 2019 by Eloise Barry

From his illegal marriage to fifteen-year-old singer Aaliyah in 1994 to the child pornography trial of 2008 to the sadistic sex cult reported to Buzzfeed in 2017, R Kelly’s well-known exploits have furthered his career […]

The Gender Pain Bias: Women, Your Pain Is Not ‘All In Your Head’

Posted on 6th December 201826th March 2019 by Eloise Barry

While we live in an era attempting to tackle serous inequalities faced by women, such as the gender pay gap, one very important problem is being overlooked: the gender pain gap. Female pain is often […]

Just For Show: Lacklustre New Scheme Demonstrates the Government’s Disregard for Working Class Women

Posted on 30th November 201818th March 2020 by Eloise Barry

Penny Mordaunt, the Minister for Women and Equalities, has unveiled a campaign to increase female working-class employment levels, focusing particularly on getting more women into well paid and high-skilled jobs. She said: “it will be […]

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