Society and Culture

Teachers’ Strike Speaks To The Plight Of Working Americans

From the women’s marches, to the Parkland students’ anti-gun protests, to packed town hall meetings, millions of Americans have been seeking out ways to curb what they see as a damaging economic system
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A Third Of Millennials Face Renting Into Retirement As UK Gripped By 'Full-Blown' Housing Crisis

Renting 'from cradle to grave'.
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Tory MP Questions Corbyn Patriotism Over Syria

'Whose side is he on? Theirs or ours?'
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I Grew Up With Violence As A Part Of My Daily Life - I Can't Take Another Young Death Being 'Just Another Statistic'

I was lucky I had adults around me who were quick to notice that without any intervention I could quickly turn into another victim
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Esther McVey Sparks Outrage After Claiming 'Rape Clause' Benefits Women

Victims get 'the opportunity to talk' because of the two-child benefit cap, says minister.
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Beyonce Broke Down The Doors For Black Women Musicians Of All Hues At Coachella

As the concert closed out, I cried. I didn’t want the moment to end
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Hither Green Shrine To Henry Vincent Moved To Community Garden By Lewisham Council

Residents on a South London street where Henry Vincent died hope 'things return to normal.
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Woman Told To 'Talk English When In England' In Tube Assault Sparked By Her Speaking Spanish

Victim 'pulled around by her hair'.
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Man Jailed For Assaulting Girlfriend Now Has To Tell Police When He Has Sex With Someone New

His partner was forced to escape their flat through the bathroom window.
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Police Officers Saved Me And My Family's Lives - Their Stations Need Saving Too

I do not believe the Mayor, Sadiq Khan, is addressing that issue by closing local police stations and fear the level of violence we are currently witnessing will become more commonplace
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