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We all love to hate nepotism — until it benefits someone we know. The real question isn’t whether nepotism is fair; it’s whether it’s even possible to survive without it. In a system that already favours privilege, refusing to use the doors that are open to you can feel like self-sabotage. And that’s where things get complicated. Contributing Writer, Naema, dissects what nepotism means in today's society and if we can ever truly run away from it.

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?