Hamilton: Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story?

Despite narrative imperfections, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s renowned stage production is in a creative league of its own. There is a life before and a life after Hamilton. The groundbreaking...

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BBC’s Sitting in Limbo: One Man Trapped in the Windrush Scandal

On Windrush Day, Stella Corradi’s television drama is a good opportunity for audiences to understand the failures of British government immigration policy. * Contains mild spoilers BBC’s...

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Poem: Grenfell Tower's 24 Floors

The poem’s 24 equal-length lines represent the 24 floors of Grenfell Tower. It is written in memory of all who died three years ago, and in honour of the families, local residents,...

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The Closing Credits of Black Lives

But first coffee...  The freedom that some are afforded to be able to wilfully switch on and off from a cause that they feel doesn’t impact them or advance them in anyway is the disconcerting,...

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Poem: Lockdown Sestina

Normality has come to an impasse. The world shrinks to a small web of streets, everyday life to these four walls. Everything beyond the window is empty. Empty streets, cars...

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Reflections on Hijab: Creating Space for Multiple Truths

Understanding everyday discourses on Muslim women and the hijab, between projected narratives and self-authorship.   Hijabi hikers #HijabiHikers my friend tweeted when a group...

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The Platform Film: A Feast of Greed and Privilege

Netflix horror 'The Platform' directed by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia shows us the ugly face of class and capitalism. * Contains mild spoilers During a period of bleak uncertainty,...

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