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Opinion Archive
4th February 2022
Does leaving it to the imagination really cause liberation?
Some male authors are refusing to describe women in their novels – what does this mean for the future of representation?
4th February 2022
Molly Mae-Be the downfall of the Girlboss
Molly-Mae’s handy little guide on how to amass wealth and exploit workers under the guise of feminism will mean that you too can be a #girlboss!
20th January 2022
One Year of President Biden: A Progressive Revolution or an Uninspiring Façade?
Amidst a pandemic, economic crisis, and increasing political polarisation it is fair to say that President Biden has faced a difficult first year but has it really been a progressive revolution, or was it just an uninspiring façade?
16th December 2021
Conservative MP cites female Doctor Who as the reason for rising crime rates
There you have it, Jodie Whittaker is turning your sons into violent criminals
15th December 2021
Tory Sleaze
Alfie Cumberworth encourages voters to consider the Tory party’s scandals and abuse of public trust after Owen Patterson’s lobbying scandal
2nd December 2021
After Sylvia: A celebration or a guilty restoration?
Why is Sylvia Plath only now being recognised with a poetry festival?
30th November 2021
Painting the town red (Taylor’s Version)
Get ready to cry into your maple lattes because Taylor Swift has done it again
29th November 2021
They all look the same to me: Racism in the Tory Party
Alfie Cumberworth questions whether the ignorant racism of one conservative party MP is telling of the hostility and discriminatory attitudes of the governing party more generally.
29th November 2021
Paul Holly-should leave Bake Off
As we move into the new Bake Off era is Paul Hollywood really the right man for the job?
24th November 2021
Should the NHS be seen as a charity?
Anna Nixon explains why it is the government’s responsibility to fund the NHS – not the public’s
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23rd November 2021
Stop murdering us: women’s cry for safety on our streets
Assessing the government’s response to ongoing femicide and a plea to make misogyny a hate crime as a step to protecting vulnerable women
22nd November 2021
Opinion: We want to help … at our convenience
Alexander Seow explores how the Afghan crisis has exacerbated that of refugees, and asks if EU nations and the US can’t do more to help.
19th November 2021
Prevent the cause and stop blaming victims: How advice on drink spiking has resulted in victim-blaming
A look into the disturbing rise in drink spiking and what legislations and club policies need to change to protect women.
19th November 2021
Oxfam board game controversy
Just when you think gender-critical feminists run out of people to be angry at, they turn their fire towards Oxfam
19th November 2021
Opinion: Driving (HGVs) home for Christmas
Johnson’s hypocritical good will gesture is rejected by migrants who can do better than play Santa to Brits this Christmas.
18th November 2021
Losing track of men and miles
Discussing listening to misogynistic lyrics to block out real-life sexist comments, and exploring patriarchal pressures on all genders
17th November 2021
The elitist control over UK media: A call for a transformational response
Millionaires control the media … Here’s why we should have a collective ownership model instead
8th November 2021
“It’s a Fair COP” – Considerations on the COP26 Summit
Max Earnshaw discusses ‘climate anxiety’ and investigates whether politicians attending Cop26 are doing good on their promises to make a genuine effort to improve the climate crisis situation
27th October 2021
Boycotting clubs isn’t enough to stop spiking, here’s what needs to be done
What needs to be done to make a missed night out worthwhile
20th October 2021
Conservatives in Manchester: What’s the story with the Tories?
Yes, the Conservative Party Conference was a joke – but Tory rule is anything but funny.