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The apolitical alternative

Political disengagement among the younger generation is neither apathy nor ignorance, it is a highly complex product of a post-political, hyper-normalised age of absurdity,...

The gift of giving room to grow: Why we can all be kinder to others and ourselves

Deputy editor Shiraz Vapiwala's leader article on the necessity of compassion for others amidst disagreements.

Chiang Kai-shek must fall: An introduction to fallism in Taiwan

Charlie Croft discusses the legacy of Chiang Kai-shek and the dispute about whether his statues should be taken down in Taiwan.

What’s in a name? Buildings and the politics of nomenclature

Elena Rotzokou discusses the culture wars surrounding the naming (and renaming) of buildings in Oxford and beyond, and examines the meanings that these names carry.

The Undercurrent: Miffed monarchists march on Magdalen

It’s exhausting for normal students who just want to get on with our lives without provoking adult men into social media hissy-fits every time we move a muscle.

More than a hashtag: the media’s portrayal of young activism

Although it may be an issue to 'no platform' or 'cancel' those who disagree with our views on Brexit or veganism, it is a different issue when it comes to human rights

Public Enemy Number One: Cancel Culture and its Targets

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Tag: cancel culture

The apolitical alternative

The gift of giving room to grow: Why we can all be kinder to others and ourselves

Chiang Kai-shek must fall: An introduction to fallism in Taiwan

What’s in a name? Buildings and the politics of nomenclature

The Undercurrent: Miffed monarchists march on Magdalen

More than a hashtag: the media’s portrayal of young activism

Public Enemy Number One: Cancel Culture and its Targets

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