Brexit Economic Analysis: What’s The Point?
Giles Rowing questions if recent Brexit economic forecasts portrayed the full picture.
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Why Democracy Demands a Second Referendum
In light of the looming Brexit agreement parliamentary showdown, Max Burt stresses the need to for a people’s vote before it is too late.
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The Problem of Toxic Masculinity
Annabel Gadd discusses why toxic masculinity is so damaging to the individual and society as a whole.
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The World’s Forgotten War
History will judge us harshly for our inertia on Yemen, Christopher George Halkou explains how the conflict has been overlooked.
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Neverendum? Why A Second EU Referendum Would Be Disastrous For British Politics
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Brexit is a Globalist, not Nationalist, Pursuit
With the Brexit debate continuing to circulate headlines, Ben Dolbear questions the assuptions that have been made about important topics, such as the economy, migration and the Customs Union.
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Discriminatory Admissions: More than a Stormzy in a Teacup
Rachel Mather on why criticism of Stormzy’s Cambridge University scholarships for ‘underprivileged or disadvantaged’ black students is unjustified.
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The Colonial And Racist Roots in Sexual Violence Towards Native Americans
International Editor Tabassum Rahman writes about racial and sexual violence in the Native American community as part of our Race and Racism magazine.
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Is Race Getting in The Way of Tackling Racial Inequality?
Billy Boulton explores whether we should start tackling inequality more pragmatically by addressing its historical causes and acknowledging that ethnicity does not have to be the root of all division.
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The Importance of Being Kind
In times of increasing divisiveness, it is important to remember that small acts of kindness can make a huge difference.
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