Sons of Africa: The 18th Century Black Londoners Campaigning for Abolition
Katie Byng-Hall discusses the often-overlooked role of Black abolitionists and their mark on history.
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The Pandemic Has Shifted My Priorities Forever
Features Editor Kate Byng-Hall explores how the pandemic opened her eyes to what really matters in life.
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America’s Pretty Babies: The Turning Point of Women’s Objectification
Lucy Williams explores the repercussions of the early film industry on the sexualisation of young women.
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Why Being Proud of Yourself is Important, Not Boastful
Features Editor Katie Byng-Hall explains the benefits of being proud of yourself, and why we shouldn’t feel bad about it
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The Anti-Climactic Drama of Graduating During a Pandemic
Features Editor Katie Byng-Hall discusses the ultimate disappointment for students graduating this year.
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Covid’s Influence on My Mental Health
Our Mental Health mag provides an honest account of the pandemic’s impact on mental wellbeing.
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My Mental Health and Me
From our Mental Health mag, Alice MacArthur shares her experience with the taboos surrounding mental health and medication.
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OCD Is Not an Adjective
From our Mental Health mag, Alyssa-Caroline Burnette shares her experience with the reality of OCD in this powerful piece.
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The Horror of Victim-Blaming
Ruby Wood discusses the deplorable tendency for victims to be blamed for sexual violence perpetuated against them.
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Those Slurs May Be Complimentary, But I’m Going to Kindly Refuse
Josh Appiah exposes the toxicity of racial slurs, even when meant in jest.
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