Articles
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‘Are you coming to the drag?’: how trans-majority drag created community in Bristol
‘A crowded room, smoke heavy in the air – two undercover police stand surrounded by swaying bodies. Men dance with men as the lights periodically cut out. Gasps ring out amid the brief darkness.’
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The Issue with the Force-Based Model of Rape: Consent, Autonomy and the Failure of European Sexual Violence Legislation
‘In March of 2020, following several divisive cases and years of work by women's rights advocates, the Spanish government introduced a new bill that set it on a course to become the 13th country in Europe to legally define rape as sex without consent.’
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Reducing Harm | Combatting the danger of drugs
‘I'm sitting outside my house, smoking, when I get the call. On the other end my friend's voice sounds exhausted, 'I nearly died last night' he says.’
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Banksy to Boris: reactionary art in the age of Brexit
‘Brexit seems defined by uncertainty, division, and instability, and in recent years, has influenced artists and dominated the art world.’
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The Price of Support
‘The intersection of disability and poverty already places a greater strain on a student’s shoulders, the lack of support they are able to access as a result only worsens this issue.’