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We need climate reparations to confront the colonial past

Calling for justice

Countries in the Global North are disproportionately responsible for driving greenhouse gas emissions. To give frontline communities the freedom to fight the climate crisis, we must take a reparative approach.

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Keir Starmer is failing LGBTQ+ people

Broken promises

A week of delays and incompetence over a contentious video has thrown Starmer’s commitment to LGBTQ+ rights into question. Can the Labour leader ever win back the community’s trust?

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The police will never keep women safe

Abuses of power

Last week, women who’d come together to grieve the murder of a woman were brutalised by the Met. It served as yet another horrifying confirmation of just how deep institutional misogyny runs, writes Micha Frazer-Carroll.

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Meghan Markle has exposed Britain’s racist, rotten core

Uncomfortable truths

In the wake of the Oprah interview, defending Meghan – a figure with undeniable privilege – has felt uncomfortable for many. It is, however, possible and necessary to fight against these institutions while also condemning the racism those within it have faced, writes Chanté Joseph.

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Covid proves the government is killing disabled people

Callous system

During the second wave of the pandemic, it was revealed that Covid patients with learning disabilities were given DNR notices. While shocking, the news spoke to a long history of sacrifices disproportionately falling on the shoulders of disabled people.

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Can cyberpunk ever reclaim its radicalism?

Reimagining dystopia

After the disastrous launch of Cyberpunk 2077, some critics questioned whether the game’s namesake genre had lost its way entirely – but there might still be a way to save cyberpunk from its inertia.

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Free speech reforms will only protect intolerance

Hollow culture war

Earlier this week, the Education Secretary announced plans to tackle ‘silencing’ views at University. The move is merely a distraction from the far graver issues students face, argues uni student, Kimi Chaddah.

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‘It‘s a Sin’ taught me I need to confront shame as a gay man

Unhealed wounds

Russell T. Davies’ drama is a potent reminder of the suffocating shame gay men endured during the AIDS crisis. It should also be a call to arms, writes Politics Editor, Ben Smoke.

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We mustn’t forget the tabloids‘ sins against the gays

Facing the past

When AIDS emerged in the ‘80s, it presented the perfect opportunity for tabloids to stir public fears. Holding the media accountable will mean acknowledging their bigotry – both past and present.

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I was one of the Stansted 15 – our fight isn’t over

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The Stansted 15 won their appeal. But the fight to end the hostile environment remains ongoing.

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The young activists smuggling military equipment into Ukraine

Secret weapon

A group of Ukrainians living in Poland are helping Ukraine withstand Russia’s brutal invasion by buying supplies and shipping them directly to the war’s frontlines.

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Protestors resist police brutality in Dalston

Cops out

Over the weekend, London locals came together to resist a pre-planned police raid targeting delivery drivers.

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Kinder in colour: the hikers reclaiming the countryside

Right to roam

To mark the anniversary of the mass trespass of Kinder Scout, a group of hikers came together with the intent of creating a new, fully inclusive culture for rural spaces.

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How whisper networks are protecting university students

‘It’s about survival‘

With many UK universities failing to take sufficient action over sexual assault, students are finding ways to talk about their experiences and warn others about predators.

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How the soaring cost of living is impacting asylum seekers

‘State-sponsored cruelty‘

For asylum seekers, who are given a paltry sum to live off by the Home Office, rising prices are set to make a desperate financial situation even worse.

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In India, Muslim students are resisting the hijab ban

‘My dreams are shattered‘

Following a court ruling upholding a ban on Muslim students wearing head coverings in schools, girls who’ve been denied their fundamental rights are fighting back.

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