On Liam Neeson, sexual racism and the optics of white fragility and black monstrosity
If the rapist had been white, I doubt Neeson would have stalked the streets looking for any white man to attack.
Student societies sign open letter calling for retraction of Weidel invitation
28 student societies and campaigns have signed the open letter, including the Oxford SU's Campaign for Racial Awareness and Equality.
Revealed: Oxford research associate’s far-right links
Dr Stephen Pax Leonard wrote, 'liked' and retweet anti-Semitic content, and was due to attend the Traditional Britain Group (TBG) conference held last Saturday week
The Pitt Rivers must face its dark past
Museum director Dr. Van Broekhoven agrees that a future must be found for the Pitt Rivers' colonial history
‘Racism amongst college porters must be dislodged’ Appendix
This week in Features Leanne Yau exposed widespread racial profiling of students of colour by porters employed by Oxford colleges. Accusations were received from...
Don’t silence Powell – deconstruct him
We should appreciate the educational value of deconstructing Powell's infamous speech
Judge representative films on merit not just diversity
The films of women and POC must be judged meritocratically and not just for their representation
Could Friends be any more problematic?
Rewatching the sitcom in 2018 makes me feel uncomfortable
Professor Biggar should be allowed to speak, even if we disagree
Our blanket decrial of Professor Biggar harms foreign policy and historical understanding
All Souls plans plaque to mark donor’s slavery links
The college has applied for planning permission for a plaque commemorating the slaves whose labour funded its library.
The shameful truth about Churchill
Despite Winston Churchill's major role in one of the greatest famines in the history of mankind he is still unduly lauded by the British people
Oxford defends don accused of “whitewashing” the British empire
Nigel Biggar had argued we should “moderate our post-imperial guilt”
The marriages Brexit can’t break
Charlotte Tosti speaks to European women living in Oxford about the impact of Brexit on their lives.
The Lola Olufemi ‘scandal’ is dishonest and damaging to BME progress
Silencing bias does not silence academic freedom, argues Brian Wong
