The Line We Crossed: Is Protest Still Possible?
This post discusses the film “The Line We Crossed,” exploring the erosion of protest rights in the UK through new laws, personal testimonies, and an interview with a UN Special Rapporteur, questioning the future of effective dissent.
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North East gathering for gratitude and action
A report on the North East Summer Gathering, a powerful event focusing on gratitude and collective action amidst environmental and social challenges.
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Art and cultural heritage
An exploration of art and cultural heritage, discussing its value and potential for societal impact.
Music’s emotional and social power
An essay exploring the profound emotional and social impact of music on individuals and communities.
Pride as human rights assertion
An exploration of Pride as more than a celebration, emphasizing its critical role as an assertion of human rights.
Global culture wars and UK’s role
An analysis of global culture wars and the United Kingdom’s specific involvement and perspective within them.
Online activism to real-world change
Examines the effectiveness and limitations of online activism, focusing on how it can translate into meaningful real-world impact.
Labels: belonging vs. division
An insightful exploration into the complex nature of identity labels, and how they can both foster a sense of belonging and create societal divisions.
Unexpected Grit of Doris Day’s Compassion
Beyond her cheerful Hollywood persona, Doris Day’s life was profoundly changed by witnessing animal suffering in Marrakesh. This pivotal encounter ignited a lifelong crusade for animal welfare, revealing her unexpected inner strength and compassion that led to the establishment of the Doris Day Animal Foundation.