Pavement Rage: the Impact of Harassment on Women’s Daily Lives
Many women encounter harassment and intimidation on a daily basis, but the consequences for its perpetrators are often lukewarm or nonexistent altogether.
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The Politicisation of Public Bodies and the Gender Recognition Act
Re-framing debate over the Gender Recognition Act as ‘pro’ or ‘anti’ transgender does a disservice to those with legitimate concerns.
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.
Social Media is Humanity’s Suicide Note
With the onset of generalised Artifical Intelligence, how should society approach the potential dangers the technology poses?
Hannah Arendt’s Writings and the Immigration Crisis: Are Parallels Justified?
Since much of Arendt’s writing is imbued with a dread of ideology, we should be wary of any simple ideological reading of suggestive juxtapositions.
Passion for Freedom Art Festival
The exhibition showcases uncensored art from around the world, promoting human rights, highlighting injustice and celebrating artistic freedom.