BORDER STORIES: WHY ARE WE IGNORING THE REFUGEE CRISIS ON OUR DOORSTEP By Jemima Compton GRENFELL TOWER: THREE YEARS ON The lack of justice for the victims and their families epitomises the UK's rampant inequality / By Florence Flood WE CAN'T PRETEND STATUES WERE MEANT TO TEACH US ANYTHING / By Anusha Persson SHOULD WE 'MOVE ON' FROM THE DOMINIC CUMMINGS SCANDAL? By Milla Alexander LANA DEL REY’S CALL FOR A MORE INTERSECTIONAL FEMINISM WAS MISPLACED AND OFF-COLOUR By Niamh Quinn NORMAL PEOPLE: A VISUAL TRIUMPH, RECOGNISING THAT IT'S OK NOT TO BE OK A review of the TV adaption of Sally Rooney's 'Normal People' / By Lucy Ward COMPARATIVE SUFFERING: THE THEIF OF HEALING? By Milla Alexander THE MORAL CORRUPTION OF NETFLIX'S TIGER KING 5 things wrong with Netflix's most popular series / By Milla Alexander ENOUGH: A SMALL REVOLUTION By Jo Kamal CHEER: KEEPING THE AMERICAN TEAM ALIVE By Niamh Rowe CALL-OUT CULTURE Help or hindrance? / By Bethany Craven WHAT DOES 'BLACK' REALLY MEAN? Philippa explores the dark side of language and what the word 'black' really means in our society BE OPEN TO FLUX Are our political identities fixed? / By Erin Hope Francis CORBYN'S GLOBAL VISION Jeremy Corbyn has a persuasive vision for peace and unity across the globe – if only more people would listen. / By Anna Donovan BEHIND THE BARS OF HIS 'FANCY CAGE': IN PURSUIT OF JEFFREY EPSTEIN'S GATEKEEPERS / By Niamh Rowe WHY WE SHOULD LISTEN TO OTHER PEOPLES' OPINIONS By Lucy Moses LEVEL PLAYING FIELD? The struggles of being a female football fan / By Georgia Rees-Lang THE DANGEROUS SIDE TO #WINEMOM CULTURE / By Zoe Merrick HAS POLITICAL CORRECTNESS GONE MAD? Why a dismissal of political correctness is a denial of social progress / By Lena Blacker 'BOYS WILL BE BOYS' An insight into girls education at an all-boys school / By Abigail Clark ARE DATING APPS A GATEWAY FOR ABUSE? The not-so hot side of Tinder / By El Barnes THE FIGHT FOR FEMINISM IN A PATRIARCHAL WORLD By Amie Tyrer 'DON'T GET R*PED' IS NOT ADVICE I CAN TAKE Why the 'unsafe woman' narrative does more harm than good. / By Elsa Pearson THE FAME GAME How interviews with Billie Eilish visualise the emotional impact fame has on young artists as individuals. / By Andrea Loftus OH SHE'S SWEET BUT A PSYCHO... Why the cute but psycho label is damaging for women / By El Barnes CONFRONTING THE PREJUDICE AGAINST MUSLIM WOMEN Exploring the depictions and perceptions of Muslim women in modern society / By Shilpa Caute TIMES ARE CHANGING AND THE KARDASHIANS NEED TO KEEP UP Why we stand with Jameela Jamil in her fight to expose irresponsible influencers. / By Shilpa Caute IS IT TIME TO STOP OBSESSING OVER MADDY? Why the Madeline McCann case epitomises the narrative of white privilege / By El Barnes ON KILLING EVE AND WHY WE STILL NEED THE BECHDEL TEST By Hannah Churchill Share these articles
BORDER STORIES: WHY ARE WE IGNORING THE REFUGEE CRISIS ON OUR DOORSTEP By Jemima Compton GRENFELL TOWER: THREE YEARS ON The lack of justice for the victims and their families epitomises the UK's rampant inequality / By Florence Flood WE CAN'T PRETEND STATUES WERE MEANT TO TEACH US ANYTHING / By Anusha Persson SHOULD WE 'MOVE ON' FROM THE DOMINIC CUMMINGS SCANDAL? By Milla Alexander LANA DEL REY’S CALL FOR A MORE INTERSECTIONAL FEMINISM WAS MISPLACED AND OFF-COLOUR By Niamh Quinn NORMAL PEOPLE: A VISUAL TRIUMPH, RECOGNISING THAT IT'S OK NOT TO BE OK A review of the TV adaption of Sally Rooney's 'Normal People' / By Lucy Ward COMPARATIVE SUFFERING: THE THEIF OF HEALING? By Milla Alexander THE MORAL CORRUPTION OF NETFLIX'S TIGER KING 5 things wrong with Netflix's most popular series / By Milla Alexander ENOUGH: A SMALL REVOLUTION By Jo Kamal CHEER: KEEPING THE AMERICAN TEAM ALIVE By Niamh Rowe CALL-OUT CULTURE Help or hindrance? / By Bethany Craven WHAT DOES 'BLACK' REALLY MEAN? Philippa explores the dark side of language and what the word 'black' really means in our society BE OPEN TO FLUX Are our political identities fixed? / By Erin Hope Francis CORBYN'S GLOBAL VISION Jeremy Corbyn has a persuasive vision for peace and unity across the globe – if only more people would listen. / By Anna Donovan BEHIND THE BARS OF HIS 'FANCY CAGE': IN PURSUIT OF JEFFREY EPSTEIN'S GATEKEEPERS / By Niamh Rowe WHY WE SHOULD LISTEN TO OTHER PEOPLES' OPINIONS By Lucy Moses LEVEL PLAYING FIELD? The struggles of being a female football fan / By Georgia Rees-Lang THE DANGEROUS SIDE TO #WINEMOM CULTURE / By Zoe Merrick HAS POLITICAL CORRECTNESS GONE MAD? Why a dismissal of political correctness is a denial of social progress / By Lena Blacker 'BOYS WILL BE BOYS' An insight into girls education at an all-boys school / By Abigail Clark ARE DATING APPS A GATEWAY FOR ABUSE? The not-so hot side of Tinder / By El Barnes THE FIGHT FOR FEMINISM IN A PATRIARCHAL WORLD By Amie Tyrer 'DON'T GET R*PED' IS NOT ADVICE I CAN TAKE Why the 'unsafe woman' narrative does more harm than good. / By Elsa Pearson THE FAME GAME How interviews with Billie Eilish visualise the emotional impact fame has on young artists as individuals. / By Andrea Loftus OH SHE'S SWEET BUT A PSYCHO... Why the cute but psycho label is damaging for women / By El Barnes CONFRONTING THE PREJUDICE AGAINST MUSLIM WOMEN Exploring the depictions and perceptions of Muslim women in modern society / By Shilpa Caute TIMES ARE CHANGING AND THE KARDASHIANS NEED TO KEEP UP Why we stand with Jameela Jamil in her fight to expose irresponsible influencers. / By Shilpa Caute IS IT TIME TO STOP OBSESSING OVER MADDY? Why the Madeline McCann case epitomises the narrative of white privilege / By El Barnes ON KILLING EVE AND WHY WE STILL NEED THE BECHDEL TEST By Hannah Churchill
