ENVIRONMENT
When eTHikel founder Amerjit Briah uncovered the dirty secrets of the UK’s waste management system, she created a solution for concerned shoppers, matching them with ethical brands they can trust
CULTURE
Something about her character's deeply flawed nature speaks to my diasporic Indian identity, which has long waited for an imperfect Indian girl like Devi.
POLITICS
To suggest Palestinians should be paying their colonisers to live in their own homes would be an insult, yet that is exactly what the Israeli Supreme Court just did
CULTURE
Why is covering up viewed as empowering and praiseworthy on the Norwegian women's beach handball team, but not on Muslim women?
CULTURE
Simone Biles, Naomi Osaka and Megan Markle are extraordinarily gifted in their own fields but also in their bravery to speak out about their mental wellbeing.
CULTURE
When Becca Meyers pulled out of the Paralympics because her PCA (and mother) was denied access, the Committee's ableism felt all too familiar.
SELF
What happens when you go back to male-dominated gaming events when you don't look 'visibly queer'?
ENVIRONMENT
What started as a half-hearted act of eco-activism has overhauled my experience of periods. Suddenly, I was free.
CULTURE
Whilst the average viewer might consider that the show could benefit from improving diversity, it isn’t as high up on the list of priorities for LGBTQ+ people as one might think.
CULTURE
Designing for people living with disabilities is a necessity, not a trend, as the adaptive clothing market is forecast to be worth nearly £280bn by 2026.
LIFE
July 19, 2021 has been branded "freedom day", but for those of us with disabilities and chronic illnesses, it's the start of a new nightmare.
SELF
"It is only when you step back, stop looking at the wires one by one, microscopically, and take a macroscopic view of the whole cage, that you can see why the bird does not go anywhere." (Marilyn Frye)