March 12, 2025

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How Pop Culture and Media Should Discuss Stigmatised Topics

Stigmas – a collection of negative and unfair beliefs or ideas that a society or a group of people have regarding something. From mental health to contraceptive usage, stigmas are everywhere, even in the most advanced nations. In Canada, for

March 11, 2025

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Climate Justice in Britain: How Environmental Racism Impacts Marginalised Communities

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andRavi Patel (Author)

In London, Black and ethnic minority residents are exposed to air pollution levels that are on average 30% higher than those in predominantly white communities. This stark statistic is not an isolated phenomenon but a tangible manifestation of long-standing planning

March 10, 2025

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The Feminist Economics of Creative Work: Closing the Gender Pay Gap in UK Arts & Culture

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andIsabella De Lucca (Author)

Content Warning: This article discusses issues related to gender discrimination and economic inequality. The United Kingdom’s cultural sector has long been celebrated as a vibrant repository of creative endeavour—a realm where artistic expression and societal narratives interlace to form a

March 9, 2025

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SOUL & SOUND SASHA KEABLE’S CONCERTS IN LONDON

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andIkraam Sharif (Author)

Sasha Keable, a 31-year-old Colombian British singer-songwriter, was born in London and has garnered admiration for her heartfelt songs. Truthfulness is a panacea for Keable, and seeing her live in a small 300-person venue proved true. Like the best soul

March 8, 2025

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Fury Unleashed: A Manifesto of Resistance Against a World in Chains on International Women’s Day 2025

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andZara Mahmood (Author)

Where the echoes of our shared past merge with the tremors of contemporary injustice, today, we gather our collective strength to raise a defiant cry for transformation on International Women’s Day 2025. This manifesto—an unflinching declaration of truth and rebellion—is

March 6, 2025

10 mins read

Modern Fatherhood in the UK: Exploring the Rise of Feminist Parenting Practices

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andDante Marquez (Author)

In the last decade, British society has witnessed a profound transformation in the way fatherhood is understood and practised. Shifting away from the rigid confines of traditional roles, an increasing number of fathers are embracing models of care that prioritise

Culture

March 9, 2025

4 mins read

SOUL & SOUND SASHA KEABLE’S CONCERTS IN LONDON

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andIkraam Sharif (Author)

Sasha Keable, a 31-year-old Colombian British singer-songwriter, was born in London and has garnered admiration for her heartfelt songs. Truthfulness is a panacea

March 4, 2025

12 mins read

Whose Story Is It? Emilia Pérez and the Distortion of Mexican Identity

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andClara Moreno (Author)

The cinematic world is no stranger to controversy, yet few debates spark as much fervour as those concerning the portrayal of cultural narratives.

March 3, 2025

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Beyond the Binary: British Non-Binary Artists Redefining Portraiture

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andAlex Martinez (Author)

Art has long served as a means to understand who we are. It can expose hidden dimensions in everyday life, challenge rigid conventions,

The Literary Club

February 24, 2025

13 mins read

Local Authors Pushing the Boundaries in Gender and Sexuality: A Bold New Perspective

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andMaya Stone (Author)

Stories hold a unique potential to shift public conversations and question fixed ideas. Writers who focus on gender inclusivity and challenge old notions of identity play a vital role in reshaping contemporary culture. Local authors working in Britain demonstrate this through fiction, memoir, poetry, and hybrid literary forms, all inspired

Poetry Corner

February 21, 2025

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How can poetry in Somalia aid in understanding women’s resistance & human rights?

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andIkraam Sharif (Author)

In Somalia, poetry is far more than an art form—it is a language of resilience and rebellion. Rooted in centuries-old oral traditions, Somali poetry has long been a powerful means for women

October 28, 2024

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Exploring the Chilling Allure of Dark Poetry for Halloween

by Elena Gomez (Author)

Halloween invites a unique embrace of the mysterious and the macabre, encouraging us to explore the edges of fear and mortality with curiosity and excitement. In this season, dark poetry emerges as

August 25, 2024

17 mins read

The Poetry Corner: Celebrating Classic Poets

by Greta Shadowmere

In a world where the noise of modern life often overshadows the quiet beauty of art, poetry offers a timeless refuge, providing solace and deep reflection. The Poetry Corner invites you to embark on a journey through the lyrical landscapes crafted by

Society

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March 11, 2025

Climate Justice in Britain: How Environmental Racism Impacts Marginalised Communities

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andRavi Patel (Author)

In London, Black and ethnic minority residents are exposed to air pollution levels that are on average 30% higher than those in predominantly white

12 mins read

March 10, 2025

The Feminist Economics of Creative Work: Closing the Gender Pay Gap in UK Arts & Culture

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andIsabella De Lucca (Author)

Content Warning: This article discusses issues related to gender discrimination and economic inequality. The United Kingdom’s cultural sector has long been celebrated as a

Sexuality & Gender

Transgender Day of Remembrance: Honouring Lives and Taking Action for Change

November 20, 2024

8 mins read

Transgender Day of Remembrance: Honouring Lives and Taking Action for Change

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andAlex Martinez (Author)

The Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), observed annually on 20th November, is a profoundly significant day dedicated to honouring the lives of transgender individuals lost to violence and discrimination. It is a time of reflection and advocacy, underscoring the systemic issues that perpetuate such violence while commemorating the legacies of those who

October 9, 2024

8 mins read

Empower Your Cycle: Essential Tips and Tools for Managing Menstrual Health

by Maya Stone (Author)

Menstrual health is not merely a biological occurrence; it is an integral aspect of overall well-being for those who menstruate. Managing menstrual health effectively can significantly enhance the quality of life, alleviate

October 2, 2024

10 mins read

What Can We Understand From The Role Of Sexual Freedom In Furthering The Anti-Racist Struggle?

by Ikraam Sharif (Author)

The inextricable linkage between sexual freedom and anti-racist struggle has been a subject of increasing scholarly attention in recent decades. Theorists working at the intersection of critical race theory, feminist theory, and

August 14, 2024

17 mins read

Porn Literacy: Educating Youth about Healthy Sexual Behaviours

Flor Guzzanti (Author)andPaulina Rodriguez (Editor)

Imagine a world where young people grow up with a clear, respectful understanding of sex, free from the harmful distortions perpetuated by unregulated pornography. In today’s digital age, this vision feels increasingly elusive. The ubiquity of online pornographic content poses

August 8, 2024

9 mins read

Female Orgasm: Understanding and Enhancing Women’s Sexual Health

by Flor Guzzanti (Author)

The female orgasm, historically overlooked and misunderstood, is an essential yet frequently ignored aspect of women’s sexual health. Female pleasure has often been sidelined in both scientific research and cultural discourse, overshadowed by a dominant focus on male sexuality. This

HERstories

February 23, 2025

11 mins read

Gloria Steinem: The Face of Modern Feminism

A dynamic figure in contemporary culture, Gloria Steinem remains a source of motivation for those who believe that gender equality and collective freedom are

January 25, 2025

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Patty Jenkins: Redefining the Superhero Genre

Patty Jenkins stands at the forefront of a cultural wave that demands depth, diversity, and authenticity in the superhero genre. In an industry historically

January 18, 2025

7 mins read

Audre Lorde: Poet, Warrior, and Mother

Audre Lorde (1934–1992) remains one of the most influential voices in twentieth-century literature and social activism. Best known for her bold self-identification as a

December 7, 2024

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Isabel Allende: Weaving Magic Realism

In the portfolio of Latin American literature, few names resonate as profoundly as Isabel Allende. Her stories, rich with the textures of magic realism,

Critical Eye

March 8, 2025

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Fury Unleashed: A Manifesto of Resistance Against a World in Chains on International Women’s Day 2025

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andZara Mahmood (Author)

Where the echoes of our shared past merge with the tremors of contemporary injustice, today, we gather our collective strength to raise a defiant cry for transformation on International Women’s

March 6, 2025

10 mins read

Modern Fatherhood in the UK: Exploring the Rise of Feminist Parenting Practices

Sarah Beth Andrews (Editor)andDante Marquez (Author)

In the last decade, British society has witnessed a profound transformation in the way fatherhood is understood and practised. Shifting away from the rigid confines of traditional roles, an increasing number of fathers are embracing models of care that prioritise

June 18, 2024

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HERstories: The Journey Of Trans Women In Music

Agustín Riestra (Author)andGrace Palmer (Editor)

Trans women in music have consistently defied cultural norms, challenged ‌expected boundaries, and set a precedent that would inspire countless people. During Pride Month, we celebrate the journey of those who pushed aside what was expected of them; from their

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March 12, 2025

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How Pop Culture and Media Should Discuss Stigmatised Topics

by The Editorial Team

Stigmas – a collection of negative and unfair beliefs or ideas that a society or a group of people have regarding something. From mental health to contraceptive usage, stigmas are everywhere, even in the most advanced nations. In Canada, for instance, 95 percent of people dealing with mental health or substance use disorders have

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