Whose Story Is It? Emilia Pérez and the Distortion of Mexican Identity
The cinematic world is no stranger to controversy, yet few debates spark as much fervour as those concerning the portrayal of cultural narratives. The
Beyond the Binary: British Non-Binary Artists Redefining Portraiture
Art has long served as a means to understand who we are. It can expose hidden dimensions in everyday life, challenge rigid conventions, and
Local Authors Pushing the Boundaries in Gender and Sexuality: A Bold New Perspective
Stories hold a unique potential to shift public conversations and question fixed ideas. Writers who focus on gender inclusivity and challenge old notions of
Local Authors Pushing the Boundaries in Gender and Sexuality: A Bold New Perspective
Stories hold a unique potential to shift public conversations and question fixed
Discussing the contribution of Silvia Federici on the debates about primitive accumulation
Federici presents a new discourse of capitalism, through a process of criticising Marx’s notion of primitive accumulation, stating that it brought about a transition
Digital Identity and the Future of Self-Expression
Digital platforms have changed the way individuals reflect upon their sense of self, creating new opportunities for creative expression, social interaction, and public engagement.
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
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
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
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,