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Making a Wife From Scratch
How can we love if it seems as if the only option for a fairytale romance includes a white-picket fence, two kids, and an apron?
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The Cult Of Cute
However, Moo Deng is not the first, nor the last animal internet celebrity
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Melania Trump: A ‘Model’ First Lady?
...it is also imperative to hold Melania accountable for her contribution and loyalty to Trump policies and its real-life effects on fundamental women’s rights.
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Did the potential love of your life swipe the wrong way?
If a random person shares all of your interests, but can’t text back quickly, they are quickly discarded.
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Drug Legalisation: A Superficial Debate?
‘In simply legalising a recreational drug, its use shifts from the murky undercurrent of class and racial oppression to the arsenal of the glorified white liberal aesthetic.’
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Labour Conference 2024 - An Outsider’s Perspective
‘Change cannot be allowed to wane after 14 years of wage stagnation, broken public services, rising homelessness and “foodbank Britain.”’
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Change in the Hands of a Barbiepop Icon
'Not only does Taylor acknowledge and highlight cultural shifts, but she herself has also helped create and influence them.’
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Embracing the Discomfort of Big Life Changes: Two Perspectives
‘Ideally, things always work out.’ ‘By embracing the discomfort of change, I discovered the value of diversity—both in thought and in identity.’
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The Case for the Sylheti Language
'Just as the Bengali language movement of 1971 stood against the imposition of Urdu, Sylheti speakers must also rise against the dominance of Bangla radicalism.'
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The UK Handing Over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius Is Not Decolonisation, But the Next Chapter Of British Colonialism
'The deal is a stark reminder that modern decolonisation is far more complex than a simple transfer of sovereignty.'
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Dadaism: Using the Absurd to Reclaim Rationality
Rather than clinging to the past or wishing to be young again, we should embrace maturity with grace, understanding our inherent traditions and rationalising them with the new.
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Wael Odeh on Identity
By Lulu Goad, BA Arabic A Senior Lecturer of Arabic at SOAS, University of London, Wael Odeh has been part of the university cohort for almost ten years having studied his Master’s in Applied Linguistics just next door, at Birkbeck, in 2013. Mr Odeh spoke to me earlier this