I Smell Petrol, I See Fire: A History of Success for Pathetic Fascism
Remain alert, for the smell of petrol is permeating our society. Remember, the fascism of yesterday will not look like the fascism of tomorrow.
Opinion
The Battle for Fiction: Robots vs. Writers
AI can copy, it can learn and emulate but it can’t build, can’t master and most importantly, AI cannot craft.
It's Not Just Because He’s Hot: Luigi Mangione and Media Misogyny
Characterising Luigi Mangione’s supporters as women who find him attractive regardless of his alleged violent actions reads as an attempt to avoid having this complex discussion.
‘Soviet Core:’ Exploiting Trauma through Aestheticisation
By diffusing this romanticised vision of Russia and its Soviet past, we strengthen Russia’s international image and with it, its cultural impact.
Activism at SOAS faces an Antisemitism Issue, and We Need to Address It
By Anonymous
SOAS has always been a radical place for organising, for community and most importantly a place where I felt comfortable standing up for Palestine. It has also been a space where certain groups have failed to address antisemitism to the point where they have allowed it to become
The US has extreme FOMO
US hegemony is dangerous to the rest of the world, as the nation creates its own standards on what is internationally acceptable, as well as avoiding accountability regardless of the damage caused
We’re Just Friends
Friendship is a means of survival for my community, but it can also be the source of your learning