What Is Work And What Is It Really For?
What is work, what is it for, and what is it going to look like in the future? Do we need to work and how much work should we do?…
Guest Article: Deleting Tutu’s Criticism Of Israel
This article first appeared on Media Lens website. It is reproduced here with permission. If we didn’t have better things to do, it would be a simple matter to produce…
Review: Halo Infinite (on X-Box)
Bold, breathtaking, and full of fresh life – Halo’s latest game truly does set the bar for the future of the series.
How to truly end fuel poverty
WITH a further six million people facing fuel poverty in 2022, according to widespread media reports, the government is under huge pressure to remove the 5% VAT on domestic energy…
Self Preservation Necessitates Risk
Much of our interaction with society isn’t thought about through risk, but how we expect it to work and how we fill the gaps.
A short conversation about going vegan
The canterers on high horses, well-healed and well-housed, gazing down their long noses at the rest of us, don’t really get it. They like to enfold their morality in hierarchy…
Film review: The Perfect Candidate
A WOMAN in Saudi Arabia cannot travel without permission from her male guardian. That is the lived reality for women in a state in which patriarchy is not just something…
The Myth Of Choice Under Capitalism
CAPITALISM prides itself on being a provider of choice. Whereas socialist regimes allegedly restrict, capitalism liberates the individual, enabling them to make free choices in the economic sphere. Yet, it…
My 25 Year Love-Affair with Pointy Shoes.
I really wish that in my youth, I’d not worn pointy shoes But they’d called to me from the shoe-shop shelves And I just could not refuse. They were red…
Government is killing disabled people
IN 2015 a landmark case was brought before High Court. The court ruled that a 28-year-old disabled man’s rights had been violated when doctors at the hospital he was admitted…