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Back to the Bad Old Days? Football, Racism and Raheem Sterling
Does the abuse hurled at the footballer Raheem Sterling signify a return to the bad old days of Eighties racism? Or does it represent an excuse…
Author Ralph Leonard
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Marc Lamont Hill’s Firing Exposes the Right’s Hypocrisy on Free Speech
The firing of Marc Lamont Hill demonstrates how the Right does not support free speech as much as it claims to.
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Freedom of Speech Includes the Right to Hear and Listen
Freedom of speech does not only involve the rights of the person speaking, but the right of a person to listen and to hear as well.
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Islamophobia and the ‘Racism’ Factor
Is Islamophobia simply a new permutation of racism? A closer examination at what racism is, and the many forms it has taken in the past, could clarify.
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Edward Said: The Out of Step Intellectual
Widely misunderstood, but avant-garde, Edward Said has left a legacy of work that continues to hold relevance to thinkers navigating today’s muddy waters.
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Compromising on Universal Values: When is Enough, Enough?
From covering up the naked statues of antiquity to apologising for feminist posters, at what point do we hold our ground and stand up for universal values?
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‘Compassionate’ Gulags: Goldsmiths’ LGBTQ Society’s Revisionism of Soviet Horrors
Students at Goldsmiths’ LGBTQ society should be encouraged to read the actual history on soviet gulags and see them for what they really were–slavery.