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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.
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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The demise of #girlboss
It is offensive? Cringe? Embarrassing? What happened to the accolade of being a 'girlboss' and who ruined it?
Memes and social satire -- future GCSE-History sources?
The intersection of viral memes with sociopolitical and societal satire
The Factors at Play in the Protein Boom
Women in weightlifting, social media, and market buzzwords - a deep dive into the protein mania of the twenty-twenties.
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Technology, science, and the immortalisation of everything
A quote by L.M Montgomery reads “Nothing is ever really lost to us as long as we remember it”- this is how we and our lives are immortalised through technology. Maybe it is more poetic than dystopian.
But how then, can we let things go? And do we have to?
But how then, can we let things go? And do we have to?
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The Future of our Socials and our Socials of the Future
Social media apps are released almost constantly. Only every few years does one take off and enter popular use.
What makes them make it? And what can we expect in the next few years?
What makes them make it? And what can we expect in the next few years?
The Nostalgic Warmth of IKEA's New Collection
IKEA's collaboration with Sabine Marcelis takes interior design back to the 60s and 70s.
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The content-ifying of exercise: social media, fit-fluencers, and running apps.
Examining the combination of social media and exercise.
Moments of the Past Captured in Time
Archaeological finds that will make you feel weird, warm, or heartbroken.
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Symptoms, anecdotes, and treatment: Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)
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Are We Living At the End of History?
As we study civilisations from the beginning of the world, there's the uneasy feeling that we are living at the end of it.
Lana Del Rey's Journal-like Discography
Lana's discography captures place, time, and feeling in a way that only a personal journal can. I look into how her current moment in her discography is forming an audio journal that's scrapbooked by her album art.
What is Purpose?
Where we find meaning: Does purpose have to be unattainably bigger than us?
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Starting Journaling
To reflect, remember, and be creative. Easy ways to ease yourself into a journal for 2023.
A Juxtaposition in Lockdown Entrepreneurs?
I look into how, with little else looking hopeful, a microclimate of optimism and confidence was created for business launchers.
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