Is the market rout over?
”When the Elephants are dancing, stay off the dance floor…”Old Pool Shark Proverb After a ...
Gentrification and The Destruction of Cultural Communities
The term ‘gentrification’ was first used by sociologist Ruth Glass back in 1964. Glass was study...
Did Women’s Empowerment send kids out of fashion?
The playgrounds are only a little emptier than usual as Italy’s coronavirus locked down the entire...
To be a Feminist in 2020. 11 Inspiring Women share for Inte...
In honour of International Women’s Day, instead of reminiscing over our collective achievement...
Media, Mental Health and The Love Island Curse
Following an ongoing social media witch-hunt, 40-year-old TV presenter Caroline Flack was found dead...
Why are BAME workers not thriving in the workplace?
By Aman Pathiara Take a good look around Britain’s workforce, and one thing becomes uncomforta...
The forgotten people. How Gypsy and Roma communities have b...
The Gypsy and Roma communities have long been a community historically under-represented and margina...
Is the BBC past its sell-by date?
Chief political aide Dominic Cummings and PM Boris Johnson clashed this week over scrapping the obli...
Mixing up people of colour: what does it mean to see blackn...
I am personally no stranger to the phenomena of getting mixed up with other black women. Right throu...
Millenial money: are we the "lost generation"?
Millennials are the largest adult generation and make up the largest share (38%) of the workforce. Y...
Blame and Belonging
After the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017, Islamophobic rhetoric was fuelled and religiously aggrav...
BAFTAs 2020: Joaquin Phoenix and Glass Houses
“I think we send a very clear message to people of colour that you’re not welcome here.&...
A Kind of People: can we explore race and relationships on ...
A Kind of People is a remarkably composed piece of theatre, providing a relevant commentary on the a...
Are elite UK universities failing BAME students?
By Olivia Bridge When many of us think of the portmanteau ‘Oxbridge’, it often evokes images of ...