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Reimagining A Diverse and Inclusive Theatrical Space
By: Emilyn Kowaleski Until recently, theatre as we knew it was defined as a live performance, with live actors performed …
Parler: The “Unbiased” Social Media Platform of Conspiraci...
After Twitter ‘censored’ Trump, the US right flocked to Parler. What’s next for the self-declared “unbiased social platform”?
Understanding the Antisemitic History of the “Hooked Nose” Stereot...
Even when it is a harmless drawing, the "hooked nose" is a harmful stereotype.
We Need To Talk About the UK Media’s Representation of Traveller...
By: Josh Morris If you follow any UK news publication on social media, you’ll eventually come across a story about …
Is Hate and Prejudice In Our DNA?
We need to learn how to acknowledge our evolutionary roots while building a better world.
“Feed Fatigue” or An Excuse To Turn Off?
It is important to be mindful about what it means to turn off and tune out.
Should Netflix Stop Streaming A Film That Glorifies Misogyny and Rape?
The hundreds of people who have signed petitions think so.
The Media is Criticising Both the Young and Old During This Pandemic. ...
COVID-19 cases are rising among young people. But it is not for the reasons that you would think.
VIDEO: Sensationalist Media Coverage of Migrants and Refugees is Missi...
Why don't journalists hold governments accountable for not guaranteeing safe passage to migrants and refugees?
Creating Media Outside of the White Gaze
Does representation matter if some stereotypes are broken more than others?
It Is Time For Black Journalists To Talk About Payment
Can we undo the taboo that widens the racial pay gap?
COVID-19: Race, Class and the “Great Equalizer” Myth
By: Angelo Boccato As soon as UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was diagnosed with the novel Coronavirus, his team jumped …
