Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, August 17, 2019
The catalogue of “Kiss my genders”, an exhibition at London’s Hayward Gallery, does fabulous justice to the range of artists whose work is on display there until 8th September. Sean Sheehan The artists look at identities outside of traditional gender boundaries, celebrating states of non-binary subjectivity that invest […]
For my wife’s birthday, we left the noise of the city, searching for the quiet of the countryside, to seek solace in the silence of nature. Steve Latham Walking, not exactly in wilderness – after all this is England, and we don’t really do ‘wild’ – we were […]
In May, the Equality and Human Rights Commission launched an investigation into whether the Labour Party is institutionally anti-semitic. How has this happened? Steve Latham It might have been expected of the Conservative Party, with the long tradition of anti-Jewish prejudice expressed in jokes and sneers among the […]
I thought there was only one Namibia, the country I travelled around last year as a tourist. This Namibia is by day a nature wonderland and at night a place of starry heavens. Sean Sheehan It has rugged environments like Spitzkoppe, a bare landscape of granite peaks with […]
People are leaving London. Some for cheaper housing, others to escape the stress of city living; and the process is particularly marked for younger people. Steve Latham The creatives move to seaside towns like Margate, young families to the edgetowns for better accommodation. Older people are leaving too, […]
