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Amplify Narratives

Why Singapore’s Pink Dot Event Matters

Alaia La emphasises the importance of Singapore’s Pink Dot event in a country where homosexuality remains criminalised.

Oct 10, 2021 By Alaïa Lafleur Filed Under: Amplify, Amplify Narratives, Amplify Features, Amplify News Tagged With: human rights, LGBTQ, Singapore, Pink Dot

Men’s violence against women in Pakistan: will the narrative ever change?

Lina Idrees reflects on the recent spotlighted cases of gender-based violence in Pakistan and its enduring narrative which has preserved a culture of impunity.

Aug 13, 2021 By Lina Idrees Filed Under: Amplify, Amplify Narratives, Amplify Features, Amplify News, Editors' Picks Tagged With: language, gender, narrative, pakistan, femicide, gender-based violence, impunity

The Art of the Palestinian Resistance

Lauren Haughey explores how Palestinian graffiti and urban art has been an important tool to keep alive global awareness of the Israeli occupation.

Jul 26, 2021 By Lauren Haughey Filed Under: Amplify, Amplify Narratives, Amplify News, Amplify History Tagged With: graffiti, art, Israel, Palestine, Gaza, Bethlehem, Banksy, resistance, West Bank, Palestinian Art

Lebanon: the Revolution Continues

Lebanon: the Revolution Continues Clara Akiki explores protests past and present: in the wake of catastrophe, the Lebanese continue to demand change The Lebanese Revolution first sparked in October 2019. Today, in the aftermath of a devastating explosion that destroyed Beirut last Tuesday, the Lebanese persist in their fight against the ruling elite and corruption […]

Aug 21, 2020 By Amplify Filed Under: Amplify, Amplify Narratives, News, Worldwide, Politics Tagged With: news, Politics, lebanon, Amplify, Amplify Narratives, Amplify News

The University of Exeter Theatre Community share their thoughts on the “Opening Up” Initiative

Exeter Theatre Community open up about new “Opening Up” Initiative Print Editor Kamila Bell reports on the new anti-racist initiative within the Exeter Theatre community, “Opening Up”. The University of Exeter Theatre community is introducing a new collaborative initiative of inclusivity called “Opening Up”. On 14 June, Chad St. Louis, fourth-year History student and incumbent […]

Jul 14, 2020 By Kamila Bell Filed Under: Amplify Narratives, Amplify News, News, Headlines Tagged With: theatre, Exeter university, drama, open letter, questions, discussion

Black Lives Matter Movement: Privilege and Protests

Joshua Fundafunda discusses his own experience of the Black Lives Matter protests over the past month, and offers guidance towards how we can all be better allies.

Jul 2, 2020 By Joshua Fundafunda Filed Under: Amplify, Amplify Narratives, Features, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Social Media, Protests, united kingdom, black lives matter, allyship

Welcome to Amplify!

New Online Editor, Ria Kalsi, introduces the new section of Exeposé – Amplify.

Jun 18, 2020 By Ria Kalsi Filed Under: Amplify, Amplify Narratives, Amplify News, News, University News, Exeter, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Exeter, exetah, Amplify, Amplify Narratives, Amplify News, bipoc

A Racial Identity Crisis

Zoë Wilkinson explains her displacement upon arrival at Exeter and the spark of a racial identity crisis.

Jun 15, 2020 By Amplify Filed Under: Amplify, Amplify Narratives, Editors' Picks Tagged With: racism, identity, FemSoc, Feminist Society, exeter femsoc, racism in exeter, identity crisis

The Value of Whiteness in Exeter

Zoë Wilkinson shares her experiences of fetishised race as well as questioning racialised beauty standards in Exeter.

Jun 15, 2020 By Amplify Filed Under: Amplify, Amplify Narratives Tagged With: Exeter, racism, fetish, white privilege, tanning, self tanning, whiteness

Justice Begins At Home

Justice Begins At Home Emmanuel Onapa writes on how black people in the US and UK are united in their experience of state violence and racial injustice. On May 25 2020, Derek Chauvin, a white police officer in Minneapolis, pressed his knee on the neck of George Floyd, an African American father, for 8 minutes […]

Jun 12, 2020 By Amplify Filed Under: Amplify, Amplify Narratives, Amplify News, Editors' Picks Tagged With: racism, uk politics, black lives matter, Racial equality, BAME

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