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Spotted: Techno Music in Nigeria
Toheeb dances into brand new territory in Nigeria’s burgeoning music scene: Techno.
The Rules of Womanhood
In the Book of legislation around the world and throughout the ages, women are not their own keepers. Daisy explains.
Do Africans Feel Racism?
Toheeb ponders the Second Coming of the African immigrant's Blackness.
A Black Man’s Letter #2: From Frying Pan to Fire
For Nigeria’s Independence Day, Toheeb paints a portrait of European war through the eyes of Nigerian immigrant, Ikhade in our second edition of a Black Man’s Letter.
No Terrorist Apology
To be young, Muslim and Black: Ayan writes about the revolutionary act of expanding in the face of oppression…
Femme Files #3: Celebrating Donna Sheridan for International Women's Day
This International Women’s Day, we are celebrating the badass matriarch of the Mamma Mia universe with Megan…
Ukraine: Lessons Learned
Ayan weighs in on the hypocrisy of Western solidarity as the Russo-Ukraine war wages on...
Virtual Inclusion: the Future of Digital Fashion
As Meta becomes the new norm and Zuckerburg leads us all into the multiverse, Daisy asks, are we going to bring our real-world biases and hierarchies with us?
Femme Files #2: Strong Female Characters, An Ironic Paradox
Are women only considered strong when they adopt 'masculine' traits? Katie Hulme investigates.
Femme Files #1: Chlöe Bailey is A Rockstar
Megan shares how musical sensation and pop culture favourite, Chloe Bailey’s expression has affected and inspired her as a Black woman.
A Black Man’s Letter #1: Inception
TOMES presents the inaugural edition of a Black Man's Letter: a culture segment dedicated to giving Black men a platform, a voice, a space to heal their hurt.
MLK Day 2022
Culture writer Ayan explores the republican urge to celebrate the iconic civil rights activist who worked tirelessly to oppose literally everything they stand for.
Casting Sexuality
To play or not to play; Katie wrestles with the question of who gets to play Queer on-screen…
A Feminine Weapon
THREADS writer Daisy spars with the iconic sutorial silhouette known as the stiletto: a polarizing sign of both oppression and freedom in the feminist movement
Side Hustles in Parliament
A single mother earning minimum wage can have a side hustle. Our MPs should not. Ayan explains.
Windrush Day & British Deportation Culture
CREW member Mo Ray begins her exploration of Britain’s relationship with immigration with the story of the Windrush Generation
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