SELF
If You Think Bullying Is Just a Western Problem, Think Again
Growing up in Nigeria, I thought bullying was only what I saw on Western TV shows. But the illusion was quickly shattered.
SELF
Growing up in Nigeria, I thought bullying was only what I saw on Western TV shows. But the illusion was quickly shattered.
SELF
As I pushed the limits of my body I realised self-love is a practice that can pay off in more ways than one.
ARTS
“Ready? 3, 2, 1…go!” we’d say on the phone, pressing play and listening to a new album together until dawn.
ARTS
Our interview with Rianna Walcott, co-author of ‘The Colour of Madness: Exploring BAME Mental Health in the UK’.
LIFE
Why we need to address and end the culture of the "golden son".
CULTURE
Film screenings, plays, comedy clubs workshops. Time to pause your hibernation plans because London has something for everyone this season.
SELF
The choice was never between being a domestic goddess and a total exile from the kitchen. It was about going at my own pace, without fear.
CULTURE
The media coverage of the Queen’s legacy has left me wondering if we all remember colonialism the same way
LIFE
Sometimes, the best way to love someone is to let them go. And sometimes, the best way to love yourself is a clean and final friendship breakup.
POLITICS
Never have we needed trade unions more to protect our sexual and reproductive health rights.
LIFE
Leaning away from ambitious dreams and impossibly high targets just feels like the natural path now.
SELF
Seeing Beyoncé give the middle finger to the assumption Black women can't wear blonde hair was an awakening.