LIFE
The Best Valentine’s Day Gifts for Your Activist Lover
Because your sweetheart may enjoy this a lot more than a box of chocolates.
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SELF
Language Holds Power. But Where Do I Go When I Can’t Find the Right Words to Express Myself?
Is the speedy evolution of our vocabulary fully benefiting us, or will it discourage some of us from speaking up?
SELF
About Letting Go of Unrealistic Beauty Standards and Learning to Love My Labia and Body Hair
It took me years to break away from heteronormative norms and truly appreciate nature’s gift.
LIFE
6 Vegan BIPOC Influencers to Follow on Instagram this Veganuary
Here's a list of our favourite vegan influencers to help you do Veganuary right.
CULTURE
A Letter From the Founders: Bring It On, 2022!
The Spill's founders reflect on our first year and what is to come.
ARTS
Heartbeats: Your Ultimate Inclusive Christmas Playlist Is Here
Here are 10 iconic Christmas songs you should stop sleeping on.
CULTURE
A Tour of Global and Inclusive Events To Watch Out For in 2022
With a new year comes a new round of exciting events all around the globe.
SELF
Swimming Helped Me Feel Valid in My Disabled Identity
Everything I worry about clears away with crystalline clarity, and I feel my pain recede, giving me respite in the healing waters.
POLITICS
The UK Needs Its Current Prison Abolition Movement If It Wants to Keep Us Safe
Powered by Black people, other racialised groups and campaign groups for decades, the police and prison abolition movements are finally getting mainstream recognition in the UK, and the system transformation they suggest is just what this country needs
CULTURE
Short Film LOVE Challenges Common Misconceptions on Autism and Love, Taking Us on a Rollercoaster Ride of Deeply-Felt and Amplified Emotions
LOVE is an unrequited love story told through the eyes of Oscar, an autistic man, and will be premiering at the BFI London’s Busting the Bias next month.
CULTURE
Short Film ‘My Name Is’ Shows Why We Need to Embrace the Power of Our Names, Regardless of Western Expectations
Watching other people with non-western names get real about the pressure to conform to the 'norm' was an empowering experience for me, who's been shortening my name to accommodate others.
LIFE
As a Daughter of Immigrants, I Wish My Parents Had Sat Me Down for a Talk About Racism
With a lot of generational baggage and a complex heritage, I laughed at all the micro-aggressions thrown my way, and I wish I'd understood why earlier.