Politics What has happened to David Lammy? By AIB / April 19, 2019 David Lammy used to be a politician who was worth listening to; an MP from a working class, African Caribbean... Read More Culture Education Don’t walk out if you disagree, argue! By Tarjinder Gill / April 11, 2019 “Today the University of Bristol SPAIS held an event with Eric Kaufman (sic) who is an apologist for racism. And... Read More Education In defence of dead white males By Manick Govinda / February 14, 2019 A recent news item in The Times reported on the growing movement against studying ‘dead white men’ [DWM] and their... Read More Ethnicity How much discrimination in hiring? By Richard Norrie / February 11, 2019 A recent front-page headline in The Guardian newspaper proclaimed that ‘Minorities in UK face ‘shocking’ jobs bias’. According to the... Read More Ethnicity How Much Racial Discrimination on Pay? By Richard Norrie / January 22, 2019 The ethnicity pay gap was highlighted in a report published last year by the Resolution Foundation, authored by Kathleen Henehan... Read More Art Zarina Bhimji: Lead White at Tate Britain By Sarah Peace / January 7, 2019 Scattered rather than assembled, the photographs in Zarina Bhimji's Lead White use the walls as a working surface for investigation. Seemingly... Read More Culture The delicate co-existence of British and Islamic identities By AIB / December 31, 2018 Members of Britain’s Muslim population increasingly find themselves under the microscope. As well as 7/7, the murder of Drummer Lee... Read More Culture Identity There are no such things as micro-aggressions, just mistakes By Richard Norrie / December 7, 2018 My name is Richard Norrie not Richard Norris. It is a Scottish name. I am Scottish but raised and living... Read More Culture Exclusive extract – Piggy Goes to University By AIB / November 26, 2018 A small group of new students were gathered outside, awaiting their first tour of the campus. A tiny, fluffy ewe... Read More Culture A must-read for all free-thinking piggies By Manick Govinda / November 25, 2018 We are living in a world where truth seems larger and more bizarre than fiction. The university - the institution... Read More
