@coffeeinls6's Visual Diary of Sips and Sits
Talking to Emily and Kate and their explorations of the Coff on Off in Leeds
Amelia Averis
Multimedia Journalist for Tindle News.
Journalist, culture writer, magazine contributor, English Literature Graduate.
Thinking about interactions in culture, media, history, and the internet. Dabbling in broader socio-political and feminist discourse.
Meandering thoughts, opinions, and music, media, and book reviews.
Burley Park, Woodhouse Moor, and Sharing Moments With Strangers
How can we have divisive opinions of people who want to sit in the evening sun just like us?
In Control: Dangerous relationships and how they end in murder By Jane Monckton Smith - Review
This book, accounts from families, friends, and victims, and the work they do with various organizations and charities encourage this misunderstood crime to not be bound up with its false and stereotyped associations.
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"North Korea"– The Hyperbolic and Satirical Insult of the Coronation
Around the pageantry and splendour of the coronation echoes the proudly repeated phrase "non-one does it like us,": our parades, national support, and patriotism. "Yes they do, in North Korea” is satirically quipped as a response.
Rough by Rachel Thompson - Review
Thompson’s book is a comprehensive study of sex, sexual acts, and the factors that shape sexual interactions both before and during the act. She studies these from the perspective of societal structures that pervade the way people interact sexually, the law (or lack thereof), and consent.
Taking it all in – how visiting a French museum taught me to slow down.
Inspired by Tates #SlowArtDay.
Translating all of the written information in a museum and art exhibition was meditative, and encouraged me to fully take in the pieces. It made me realise something similar about experiences
Translating all of the written information in a museum and art exhibition was meditative, and encouraged me to fully take in the pieces. It made me realise something similar about experiences
Buried by Alice Roberts - Review
"(Through) archaeology…we also see ordinary people doing ordinary things, laid out in their graves with their extraordinary ordinary jewellery”.
Creating Liminal Spaces of Confession: Johan Deckmann
Deckmann fades into the background and allows his pieces to be a personal interaction between the art and the onlooker. Deckmann’s pieces create a liminal space that each viewer will fill separately.
The Authority Gap by Mary Ann Sieghart - Review
The Authority Gap between men and women means women are interrupted, disliked, doubted, questioned by themselves and others, ignored, and patronised – it also puts them in danger, means they are not taken seriously, and makes them poorer.
Men, sons, and daughters.
Is there more to the son fantasy than football? Why men should stop telling daughters they don't want daughters
An Additional Thought on: RV Content Families
Inspired by the video the "RV family" lifestyle sounds like a nightmare..." by Tiffany Ferguson and its comment section.
Stanford University’s Michael Fischer’s Extensive Guide to Business Launching
“Formation: The legal and operational guide to forming your venture funded company” is a friendly and truly informative guide to launching a business. It comes from a place of genuinely wanting you to succeed, and thoroughly arms you with the tools to do so.
The Alarmist and Exploitative Fabrication of 'No Go Zones'
The Daily Mail recently came under fire for discussing the existence of so-called 'No Go Zones' in certain UK areas, which were claimed to be unsafe for white people to enter due to hostile Muslim community. This is false and perpetuates Islamophobia, yet it has persisted over the last decade.
Men Who Hate Women by Laura Bates - Review
Men Who Hate Women is an examination of the manosphere and its many forms. She educates, dissects, analyses, and quotes the many figureheads and forums of the movement.
A Case For The 0.5 Lens
Uncovering the artistic and social reasons for the craze over wide angles and their mini photography-art movement.
Poverty Play or Artistic Activism? Skip House
Why The Skip House has landed slightly wrongly.
An Additional Thought On: Dating Shows as Reality TV?
Inspired by Broey Daschanel's video essay 'Love Island: A Flirtation with Surveillance'
An Additional Thought on: Talking about Motherhood
Inspired by a conversation on 'Adulting 2.0: Timelines' by Oenone Forbat.
Edible Economics: A Hungry Economist Explains the World by Ha-Joon Chang – Review
Ha-Joon Chang’s creative novel on the economy uses his contagious love for food, and its history and cultural significance, as an anecdotal springboard to supplement discussions on political and economic theory.
The Museum of Lost Memories: the Extraordinary, Ordinary History of the everyday
The Museum of Lost Memories is a project dedicated to the return and preservation of lost photographs, home movies, letters, and more.
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