Sabrina Carpenter: Sexualisation and Racial PoliticsÂ
How the Espresso singer’s sexuality rejects the male gaze while benefitting from racialised purity culture Sabrina Carpenter, former child star […]
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Suella Braverman: a remarkable journey to become the most controversial figure in current British politics
Braverman’s recent actions have led to a cabinet reshuffle that left her out in the cold. But this isn’t the
There’s no such thing as an illegal refugee: In conversation with STAR Glasgow
President Charlotte Duffus and awareness coordinator Katia Hadjidemetriou Folman discuss STAR’s efforts to counter the hellscape that is the UK
Young people should make the most of the next election
Young people are becoming increasingly disillusioned with politics – why is this happening, and what can we do to change
A threadbare NHS
Austerity can be numbing; but we cannot allow that to lead to inaction over a lifeline service – our NHS.
Combatting the Hostile Environment: the role of NGOs
A look into the hostile environment that has been created towards refugees and asylum seekers in the UK and the
Fat is not a dirty word
Unpacking fatphobia As we head into autumn, put your hands up if thoughts of mulled cider and hot chocolate are
RP: Received Pronunciation, or just Really Posh?
Writer Rosie Park (another RP), explores the nuances of verbal classism in the UK; the entrenchment of class into British
The Fight for Leftist Spaces in Glasgow
Glasgow’s left wing spaces are under threat This last year has seen the closure of two prominent spaces for leftist
The BBC, public enemy no.1?
How do young brits feel about the 101 year old British Broadcasting Corporation Almost every school morning for ten years,