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For Black History Month, Jess Cadogan, Online Screen Editor, explores the brilliant filmography of Jordan Peele – especially noting his fantastic mixing of comedy and horror.
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Mitchel Rowe covers Roxane Gay’s success and how she is a shining light for black, female and queer authors
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For Black History Month, Ellie Turner discusses film and documentary maker Ava DuVernay, highlighting her importance in educating the masses on systemic racism in America.
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Fair Verona? Five officers alleged to have abused and tortured detainees in Northern Italy
Dexter Wooley discusses the recent house arrest of five police officers in Verona following allegations that they have abused and tortured detainees.
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Novel about Charles Ignatius Sancho wins Royal Society of Literature’s Christopher Bland Prize
Anna Kane discusses Paterson Joseph’s debut novel The Secret Diaries of Charles Ignatius Sancho.
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300-page report highlights that racism, homophobia, and sexism is rife within the Metropolitan Police Force
Maddy Hellard discusses the damning Casey Report highlighting the widespread racism, homophobia, and sexism within Greater London’s police force.
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Shagnick Bhattacharya discusses the historic discrimination towards the Irish Traveller Community and the Irish government’s recent move to implement Irish Traveller culture into the national curriculum.
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Online Editor, Maddie Baker, speaks to Maia Thomas, a Politics student at Exeter and the co-organiser of the Black Lives Matter Protest in Exeter – discussing the protest itself and her experiences.
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