Weaponising a virus
It’s understandable that there is anxiety and fear around the coronavirus, however, the outbreak has
prejudice
5 Podcast episodes to help you understand Race and Privilege.
Today, podcasts seem to be the go-to way we consume knowledge, either on our commutes
Seoul Shines in Adversity
Celebrating Seoul’s 20th annual Queer Culture Festival, the event patrons continue to raise awareness of
Personal Platform: ‘Lines on Maps’.
Consider the history of the world Imagine how things would be if it didn’t matter
Is Feminism Failing?
In a recent piece for conservative news outlet The Daily Wire, Kassy Dillon made a
The Oscars, Bathed in Moonlight – Is the Academy Heading in the Right, Representative Direction?
The Oscars are perhaps the most celebrated film awards ceremony. They are supposed to recognize
The Good, The Bad and The Patriotic – What Clint Eastwood Can Learn from Kathryn Bigelow in Representing America
Clint Eastwood’s newest release, The 15:17 to Paris, has come under recent fire for its
It’s Time to Remove Labels
Labels. Who needs them? While they might help clarify things for some people, I
The Rainbow Flag and its Creator
Unfortunately this past week, the creator of the rainbow flag, Gilbert Baker, passed away. As