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Written by Zafeera Abdoola, International News Section Editor, BA Global Development and Politics Not long ago, the internet was convinced we were losing girlhood. With small children rushing through the aisles of Sephora and glow-up tutorials produced by little girls, it seemed to many that we were losing an
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"Until very recently, China was seen as the enemy of Western society. How has this flipped so fast?"
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"With a recession on the horizon, short-form content and streaming platforms are dominating the viewing experience."
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"Cultural expression and practising faith are not mutually exclusive."
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“Without centring the experiences of sexual assault victims, transparency risks becoming yet another mechanism through which their suffering is exposed rather than remedied.”
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“Not being able to speak the language of my ethnic heritage was never a looming problem when it came to understanding my own identity, until I came to SOAS and met so many others who shared a similar ethnic background to me.”
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“It is in these very moments of despair that we should rely upon the strength and support that hope can engender.”
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“ Fennell turns to sexual provocation to fulfil the emotional gaps within her adaptation.”
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"Through the hot-and-cold, intermittent nature of texting and social media, we are kept on edge, waiting for that dopamine hit."
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‘Online, professionalism becomes a performance, and students audition daily for invisible employers.’
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“The language of public benefit ultimately functions as risk socialisation in service of private return”
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“The question is not only whether the work is meaningful, but whether the sector can evolve to sustain the very people committed to sustaining others.”