Harry Morrison, Online Editor-in-Chief, sits down with the Efes Brothers to talk about the rise of their ‘Kebab Empire.’
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Online Editor-in-Chief Katie Matthews shares why her interview with nurses at the Sexual Health Clinic impacted her personally.
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Exeter ranked least ethnically diverse amongst Russell Group universities
Amy Rushton, Print Editor-in-Chief reports on findings demonstrating the lack of ethnic diversity at Exeter, and its effects on students of colour .
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Owen Peak celebrates the literary giant Toni Morrison in honour of Black History Month.
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Iqraa Bukhari, Ph.D. Candidate in Politics at the University of Exeter, shares her views on the recent violence targeting the Pakistani and Muslim community in the UK.
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Catherine Wakefield covers the way black talent has come to the fore and the importance of amplifying black voices
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Zamrock’s unlikely resurgence nearly ten years ago tells the story of Zambia’s local economic and political circumstances. George Warburton writes of the past and present.
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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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Issy Murray breaks down the ballroom scene of the 1970s.
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An interview with the founders, Andrea De Jong and Hanife Hursit, of The Creative Switch
Amplify’s Online Editor, Rupali Naik, interviews the founders of The Creative Switch on their recent growth, work, and experiences.
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Clara Akiki reflects upon the recent talk (digitally) given by Professor Angela Davis and Professor Ilan Pappé at our university
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Understanding the farmers protests in India through the Sikh diaspora
Ria Kalsi reminds us of how pressing the protests in India should be to all of us
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Caitlin Barr considers the history of awards ceremonies, discrimination, and Michaela Coel’s I May Destroy You
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Lauren Haughey comments on the recent attempted coup of Capitol Hill as a reminder of racial disparities and weak democracy
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