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Touted as one of the largest non-nuclear blasts in history, the Beirut blast that took place on August 4, 2020 left at least 135...
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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,...
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In the finale of a two-part article, Roar writer Dania Quadri continues to relate her experiences as an Indian-English Muslim, reflecting on her experiences...
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Comment Editor Marino Unger-Verna sits down with Gideon Tay to talk about his start-up, Munbank, a fully-online Model UN (MUN) platform designed to increase...
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Roar writer Helen Kursten-Holmes on the recent LSE event regarding populism post-Covid-19, and what we can learn from its panel. Populism has become the...
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Roar writer Helen Kursten-Holmes on the history of Black hair discrimination, and what must be done to dismantle it in both the US and...
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Roar writer Radha Raheja on the responsibility KCL’s religious societies have to acknowledge discordant events amidst their core communities. Religion is confusing. Its widely...
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In celebration of Pride Month and the Black Lives Matter movement, Roar writers share their recommendations and reflections on black queer culture. The world...
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Roar Writer Karen Ng on the recent scandal surrounding Bon Appétit in the wake of the recent surge in Black Lives Matter protests. Let’s...
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Guest contributor, Anoushka Chakrapani, reviews film, Eeb Allay Ooo!, which was featured in the global film festival, We Are One, and discusses its relevance to India’s...
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