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Popular Culture: Conversations that matter

A popular culture hub for the issues, events, and cultural moments shaping our world right now. In this category, we delve into the deeper aspects of popular culture, examining the impact of fast fashion, the effects of over-tourism, the significance behind global awareness days, the release of influential books, and evolving narratives within Black culture and beyond.

From headlines to hashtags, Popular Culture dives into the conversations that spark change and reflection. Here, you’ll find thoughtful commentary, critical reviews, and stories that connect the personal to the political — because culture isn’t just what we consume. It’s what we live, question, and carry forward.

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How to beat the boredom blues: 10 new hobbies to try

The lockdown has been hard on all of us. We are used to going out and seeing our friends, family, and colleagues, but now we are stuck at home with only ourselves for company. This can lead to …
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Choosing new activities when isolating

In the wake of the global Coronavirus pandemic, people are being told to stay at home and practice ‘social distancing.’ It can be strange being in lockdown and having to change from your …
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Mastering the art of the clapback: Insights from Elijah Lawal’s guide to calling out racist stereotypes

 2021 list As a society, we still struggle with the issue of racism. Even though we have made significant progress in the last century, we still encounter racist behaviour and stereotypes in …
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How to throw a virtual party

When you have family spread across the globe, meeting up in person can be expensive. Not everyone can take regular trips to see family members. Thankfully we have the internet, so distance should no …
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Writing as a hobby

Taking up writing as a hobby is an excellent way to find out if it’s something you want to do long-term. If you want to be a writer, you need to enjoy writing. If you don’t enjoy it, odds …
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Working from home: Tips for beginners

The coronavirus pandemic has caused governments to lockdown countries globally, and many people are asked to work from home where they can. If you’re one of them, congratulations! Working from home …
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Unveiling the true meaning of masculinity: A Review of JJ Bola’s “Mask Off: Masculinity Defined”

In the world today, there is a lot of confusion surrounding what it means to be a man. Society has imposed certain expectations and norms on men, which can be damaging to their mental and emotional …
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7 tips for setting up a home office that will make you more productive

If you work from home or are thinking about it, you can do a few things to set up your home office to make you more productive. Follow these seven tips, and you’ll be on your way to a more …
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What is overtourism?

‍In many cities and countries around the world, overtourism has become a significant issue of concern. Although tourism can stimulate the economy, it can also negatively impact it. Over tourism …
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Environmental concerns: What Is ecofascism?

The political and social movement known as eco fascism is growing in popularity worldwide. But what is it, and why should you care? Simply put, eco fascism is the belief that humans are …
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The African American ADOS Movement: A historical perspective

‍ The ADOS Movement, or American Descendants of Slavery Movement, is a political and social movement founded in the United States with the goal of seeking reparations for the descendants of …
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Safety in Dubai: Things to remember

Dubai is a stunning Middle Eastern city in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and a popular holiday destination. Despite Dubai’s glitzy shopping centres and luxury hotels, there are many rules to …
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