Opinion: If you believe in meritocracy and individualism, you might be a feminist
Meritocracy tends to signal a belief that each person should be recognised and treated according to the merits of their selves — their
Opinion: Defending the Beeb — the failure of British conservatism
The recently appointed Culture Secretary, Nadine Dorries, has announced a plan to radically transform one of Britain’s greatest institutions. The timing of the
Opinion: Why I am Not a Feminist
A few years ago, I agreed with the statement that we should all be feminists. I had many heated conversations with friends and acquaintances about
Opinion: the UK Monarchy is decaying, but we shouldn’t give up on it
The British Monarchy is undoubtably experiencing a crisis, one which spans family conflicts, its modern identity, and its future, all amidst vast changes
Opinion: Johnson’s populist appeal is failing him
Since November last year, the Government’s approval ratings have plummeted, largely in response to the Owen Patterson and Christmas Party scandals. But why
Opinion: The War against the Unvaccinated
“Have you been vaccinated?” This question is asked countless times a day. It was not long ago when one’s vaccination status was private,
The Detrimental Effects of the Gender Health Gap and the Government’s Plan
Whilst a study by Manual, a male wellbeing platform, determined that men tend to face greater health risks in a majority of countries,
Opinion: The Power of Education to Change Perceptions
Photo licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Link to the license. Ultimately the power to change our conceptions lies with education and the willingness