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Staff writer Gioia Birt reviews the Voices of Resistance exhibition at the Postal Museum, shedding light on the hidden histories of African enslavement and...
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Staff writer Ruth Otim examines the impact colonialism has had on the incarceration of women in Africa. Contemporary discourse on colonialism today can often...
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Staff writer, Geeta Nandwani, argues that India’s name change represents a return to its true roots. Is it time to redraw our maps with...
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Staff writer Fred Taylor explains the controversy created by KCL Conservative Association’s latest debate and describes its implications for free speech. ‘This House Would...
KCLSU & Societies
King’s College London Student Union (KCLSU) launched its Dismantle King’s Colonial Legacy (K.C.L.) campaign earlier this semester, alongside an open letter with four demands...
Features
Boston Political Review writer Sujena Soumyanath on the impacts of gold mining in Brazil on the indigenous populations and communities. In January this year,...
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Roar writer Maria Malik on the Pakistani Day of Independence, her experiences as a British-Pakistani, and how she views the concepts of freedom, independence,...
Culture
Roar writer Anoushka Chakrapani reviews the first episode of Mira Nair’s A Suitable Boy TV series. There is something about feeling seen in stories. Maybe...
Culture
Roar writer Anoushka Chakrapani reviews Riz Ahmed’s 2020 album The Long Goodbye. “They ever ask you, ‘Where you from?’, Like, ‘Where you really from?'”...