Features is where you’ll find a bit of everything: from creative writing to personal experiences. As a general rule, if an article doesn’t seem to fit anywhere else but it’s got a personal touch to it, it belongs here.
Tom Ford explores how this period of history offers a paradox to the treatment of black people in the British Atlantic World.
→Katie Byng-Hall goes back to the 1968 Olympics to examine the history of anti-racist protest in sport.
→Charlotte Colombo’s full student poverty and class divisions investigation from our ‘Poverty and Class’ magazine.
→A poem by Imogen Brighty-Potts dissecting modern society.
→Maddie Lock discusses the significance of class on campus.
→Kendall Field-Pellow unpacks the complex relationship between race and working-class identity.
→Josh Appiah discusses the continual presence of covert racism in the UK, and its subsequent denial.
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Beth Ablett wonders, what if it wasn’t actually the ‘Titanic’ that sunk?
→On June 12th 1994 Nicole Brown, former wife of O.J. Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman were brutally murdered.
→Ben Dolbear considers the return to life after lockdown from an introvert’s perspective.
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