The Review 

In the wake of the assassination of right-wing podcaster, Charlie Kirk, it’s clear that there exists growing animosity between political camps, whether in the United States or elsewhere. We now find ourselves in an era where polarisation and tribalism dominate what are meant to be spaces of conversation and debate. In a world marked by intolerance and fear of being ‘cancelled’, how do we as a society find our voice?

Between pride and patience lies something more powerful: mutual respect. Contributing Writer Arissa Farha writes on what it means to respect your elders and how fear and respect are (never) interchangeable.

Body Positivity has long been thought to be the peak of selflove, endorsed and enforced by every beauty guru, influencer, and billboard of the modern day. However, all this focus on aesthetics and body raises the question: as this movement is brought forth into the 2020s, does it still serve its purpose as a radical movement—or is it only circling back as the problem?