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The thirteenth annual Israeli Apartheid Week was held at the end of February this year. This is a co-ordinated, international series of events designed to raise awareness of what many deem to be an apartheid regime operated by Israel in […]
No idea, concept or institution is beyond criticism. This sentence doesn’t seem controversial, yet political figures across the world utterly reject this simple idea with regards to religious institutions. When Margaret Thatcher drove the United Kingdom into a new neoliberal […]
As a nation we take pride in our loyalty to the Queen and country and that patriotism is perhaps what makes us British. Yet, if we love England so much, why do we continue to litter our streets? Even with […]
There are fifteen methods of contraception available in the UK – fifteen different methods! With so much choice, why is it that so many women simply stick to the contraceptive pill? It’s staggering that contraception isn’t more commonly discussed. 62% of all […]
Since the creation of the memorial to commemorate victims of the Holocaust by the UN in 2005, the event has brought many people of different faiths together to remember the horrors of the Holocaust and the millions of Jews who […]
America’s new Lord/God President Trump has had a turbulent first week: bans on Muslims from allied countries whilst permitting any country that Trump has direct business dealings with to immigrate to the US at will. Calling for the reintroduction of […]
2016. The year hailed by all as ‘terrible’, ‘the worst year ever’, the ‘apocalypse of life as we know it.’ Trump, Brexit and the deluge of much-loved celebrities meeting their untimely demise at the hands of 2016’s very own, resident […]
Six years ago, I found an article on The Lad Bible. I was fifteen, so of course I thought it was hysterical. The use of terms like ‘clunge’ and their requests for women to ‘get back in the kitchen’ really […]
Social media is, for many, the tool to use to get their voices heard. Whether it’s contributing your thoughts on the hashtag #whatyouneedin5words or voicing more serious political opinions, sites like Twitter exist to get your 140 characters seen by […]