There’s never been a better time to be a fan of mermaids. Growing up in the Disney Renaissance put mermaids on the top of my youthful obsession list, but even as popular as Ariel was in this great era, mermaids were not as accessible as they are now.
In this sensitive poem, Abu explores the history behind slavery and delves deep into the raw turmoils and oppression that people of colour experienced then, and now.
When it comes to that “time of the month”, women have heard it all. The condescension and disgust, and even the outright denial to discuss this in public. However, with the rising rates of tampons and pads, mainstream media is giving more coverage to menstruation. The UK is finally starting to see how women are becoming victims to period poverty; how current action is ineffective, and won’t solve it.
This month we’re publishing our first digest, featuring Avengers: Endgame (SPOILERS!), Lush, Spotify’s Weekly Indie picks, and coverage on the top news stories of April. Enjoy!
The hallmark of philosophy education is critical thinking and inductive reasoning. Additionally, philosophy demonstrates that problems often have multiple solutions, and teaches its students to approach problems from a number of different perspectives (“lateral thinking”).
