© IWM/Getty Ahmed Sule on the double think and contradictions of war rhetoric | 24 February 2022 02 April 1982 PM addresses the nation on the situation in Ukraine the Falklands. Shortly after 4 o’clock this morning, I spoke to President Zelenskyy Ajibade Cole of Ukraine the Falklands to offer the continued support of the… Read More
As Brexit violence increases, can we rely on the left to choose the right battles? | THE TWERKING GIRL
In her first column for Media Diversified, Ava Vidal discusses rising aggression on our streets as Brexit approaches, choosing your battles and whether the left is really in your corner when it’s time to defend yourself Welcome to my first regular column for Media Diversified! We’re only one week into 2019 and the “let’s be… Read More
The Columnist Class, Egos and Accountability
Media Diversified founder Samantha Asumadu discusses her experiences within the “columnist class” and the editors and gatekeepers standing in the way of the voices of black working class women being heard You have to have ego if you are a comment writer. You have to have ego and access to be a member of the… Read More
Comment is white: far-right extremism’s subversion of the British media
Nafeez Ahmed explores the connections between the British media and far-right extremism Read More
The University of Glasgow is owning up to its racist past, what about the rest of UK higher education?
Furaha Asani asks to what extent we can achieve race equality, when the powerful don’t include themselves in the effort for change Read More
Grenfell, one year on, music is highlighting what the mainstream isn’t
Richard Sudan meets the performers seeking justice for Grenfell in music and poetry Read More
Afghan Sikhs: persecution, resistance and life in diaspora
Sanmeet Kaur shares her personal experiences of life as an Afghan Sikh in the UK Read More
English classes aren’t a cure-all for racial inequality and division in Britain
Maya Goodfellow discusses the idea of teaching English to migrants for the purposes of ‘integration’ Read More
It’s time to reimagine our dated democracy and let people vote online
In light of a new study by thinktank WebRoots Democracy, Areeq Chowdhury argues that we should be using online voting as a way to boost turnout and cut election costs Read More
Silence isn’t good enough, we need better sex education
Ruvimbo Maria Kuuzabuwe discusses the need for better sex education at home and at school Read More
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