Common wisdom has it now that Joe Biden’s entire presidency will exist in the shadow his predecessor’s, given the impact that President Trump has had on voters in the U.S. Darrin Burgess That situation may be just fine with Biden himself. Trump has failed, first of all, to […]
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Portugal, underdeveloped memories of colonialism
French director Ariel de Bigault talks about the illusions of colonialist ideologies, which laundered the brutalities of slave trafficking. She highlights the failures of the left in Portugal and Brazil to recognize the racism inherent in their cultures. And tells a story of a journey that led her from music […]
Resistance during the pandemic
Increase in domestic violence and unpaid work shape the reality enforced by Covid and ignored by the British government. Immigrants and Afro-descendants are the most affected. A virtual event on 10 December in London, makes an appeal to getting involved in this feminist struggle. Daniela Arias Baquero The […]
Julian Assange, an agonising wait
After concluding the second and last phase of the judicial process in October, the verdict is expected on 4 January of next year, a decision that further prolongs the agony of the Australian journalist, who has spent more than eight years in confinement. Néstor Marín First came seven […]
The policy for inequality
This is the defining issue of our time. However, most of the research studies the drivers and the impacts, but focuses less on the key factors, such as the people and the communities. This will be discussed by a panel of LSE experts, on 27 January. Studying this phenomenon […]
















