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‘The Second Sex’ Book Review

Work place sexism, reproductive slavery, feminine destiny, and the continuous pursuit to try to please our male counterparts. First...

Tamara de Lempicka – The hidden art deco painter

The streets of Paris flooded with well-dressed women, the magazines full of beautiful and extravagant women, the world of art bursting...

How black culture has filtered into the mainstream

The growing recognition and appreciation for black culture in modern Britain highlights the prominent presence of the black British...

Pole Fitness: We Are Not Sexy

What do you enjoy most about pole fitness? Lauren (Vice): I really like that it’s something a bit different and I’m really gaining...

Best black poets

These five poets have all made incredible achievements in the field of literature. Their works educate readers on matters of racism and...

‘A systemic amnesia’ – Sonia Boyce's Speech Acts Exhibition, Manchester Art Gallery

Sonia Boyce is a spearhead for modern black artists in Britain, focusing on the Black Artists and Modernism programme (BAM) to produce...

Toni Morrison’s: Beloved

Inspired by the true story of Margret Garner, Beloved follows the life of Sethe, an African- American woman who manages to escape slavery...

Review: ‘Children of Blood and Bone’ by Tomi Adeyemi

Nigerian author Tomi Adeyemi’s debut novel ‘Children of Blood and Bone’ is the first instalment to her young adult fantasy series...

Stand-Up MA labelled by VICE as 'one of the most pointless degrees in Europe'

On 10th September 2018, VICE released an article titled ‘An Introduction to the Most Useless University Degrees in Europe’ in which they...

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