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Please don’t make Katie Hopkins a martyr

Last Saturday, June 19 it was announced that controversial commentator Katie Hopkins’ latest twitter suspension would this time not be temporary. Hopkin’s shot to modest...

Georgia Gilholy - 25/06/2020

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Do Black Lives Really Matter to Big Tech?

Over the last few weeks, we have seen a wave of protests and demonstrations after the murder of George Floyd. The circumstances surrounding his...

Elijah Ajuwon - 24/06/2020

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What can BLM actually achieve in the UK?

The social justice movement Black Lives Matter has taken the world by storm, ever since the death of George Floyd at the hands...

Shaun Flores - 24/06/2020

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The Power of Silence in an Age of Noise

In his 1670 Pensées (Thoughts), French philosopher and mathematician Blaise Pascal wrote that “All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly...

Georgia Gilholy - 20/06/2020

Politics

Can reparations actually work?

Reparations are understood to mean cash payments for historical wrongdoing. If well designed, they are intended to acknowledge victims’ suffering, offer forms of redress...

Richard Bolton - 20/06/2020

Politics

Opinion on racial education: whose responsibility is it?

The death of George Floyd at the hands of former police officer Derek Chauvin has rocked the world, sparking protests across all 50 states...

Courtney Carr - 12/06/2020

Inspiration

Are protests redundant weapons against racism?

London and multiple cities across the UK have experienced days of protests in solidarity against police brutality after the death of George Floyd at...

Shaun Flores - 09/06/2020

Politics

American Politics: A Tale of Divide and Conquer

'You've never had it so good' was made popular by Harold Macmillan, who was British Prime Minister from 1957 to 1963. Less known, is...

Richard Bolton - 05/06/2020

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