Ella Minty, Print Arts + Lit Editor, discusses the potentially corrupt motives behind corporations’ participation in Pride Month celebrations.
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All hands on deck: The Suez Canal blockage and the consequences for global trade.
In light of the Suez canal blockage, Siobahn Bahl examines the longer- term impacts of this six- day disruption.
The Chef in the Kitchen: Western food systems behind the global health crisis
Siobhan Bahl discusses the complexities behind the global food crisis and the very real and present power of Western food systems
Single Review: Rainforest – Noname
Flo de Bruin reviews Noname’s latest single, ‘Rainforest’.
Rainbow capitalism: solidarity or superficial support?
Oliver Leader de Saxe explores the concept of rainbow capitalism and whether corporations support is more than superficial.
Politics in Hip Hop: Does It Make A Difference?
Sally Denning explores the significance of politics in hip hop songs.
The gentrification of a sport: how the working classes are being kicked out of football
Print Screen Editor Jonny Chern charts football’s route into gentrification and inaccessibility – finding forgotten hooligans, neoliberalism and not-so-working-class ‘Gooners’ along the way. If god is dead, then the stands became one of the churches that populated the post-religious era. A new opium of the masses. In fact, it was Pope John Paul II that […]
Opinion: I’m not your #GirlBoss, I’m your boss
Catherine Lloyd, Copy Editor, condemns the recent trend of reducing women’s corporate and business successes to the term “girlboss” The term “Girlboss” is the verbal equivalent of a pat on the head or worse, a participation medal. And women are cladding themselves in t-shirts, carrying tote bags and drinking from water-bottles emblazoned with the phrase […]
How the Grinch Saved the Planet
Lauren Haughey analyses our consumerist mindsets over the holiday period
Skittles and retrospection
Louis Allsop retrospectively ruminates on his personal Pride Month experience