Faith, Fashion and Politics
I downloaded ITV Hub to do what I have done for the past 3 summers prior to the pandemic: obsessively watch bikini-clad women fight over men in swimwear. It’s truly exhilarating, isn’t it? The drama, the romance, the sexual tension and all of the little bloopers in between. But I was quite shocked to have […]
MoreAh, Christian TikTok. It has been an amazing tool for getting the gospel out during the pandemic, with people across the world coming to the knowledge of Christ from simple short videos. I do love what is being done with that platform. However, there is also the concerning side where our insecurities, desires and the […]
MoreSo in recent months, the discussion of biblical translation accuracy when discussing homosexuality has come into question over two greek words used: arsenokotai and malakoi. The claim being made is that homosexual acts are not seen as sinful in the eyes of God as the term homosexual was only added to the English translations of […]
MoreOver the years, environmentalist movements have pulled political stunts that take dumps all over the luxury fashion industry. And realistically, they are right to do so. Their exclusivity, their price tag, taking animal’s lives for a seasonal piece to be later forgotten – I get why some find them truly detestable. But what a lot […]
More*Let’s just start with a disclaimer: people have lost a lot, whole structures have fallen apart and everyday feels the same – I’m not trying to neglect the bad things of this year, but talk about things I’ve picked up on from my experience of 2020 so far. So yeah, dare I say it, 2020 […]
More*For those of you who missed the first and second part, I’ll leave the introduction below: “As most do, in celebration of Black History month, I find it of high importance to honour black people who made history and changed the very fabric of our society. It’s key that we remember the victories of black […]
More*For those of you who missed the first part, I’ll leave the introduction below: “As most do, in celebration of Black History month, I find it of high importance to honour black people who made history and changed the very fabric of our society. It’s key that we remember the victories of black people outside […]
MoreAs most do, in celebration of Black History month, I find it of high importance to honour black people who made history and changed the very fabric of our society. It’s key that we remember the victories of black people outside of the grasp of colonialism and slavery. I once heard someone say that our […]
MoreI remember going with my family to watch the live action adaptation of the Lion King. It was great (neglecting the fact that they got rid of He Lives In You, which will forever slap), but it made me realise that my degree has essentially ruined this beautiful Disney classic; all I could see was […]
MoreIn Warwick Arts Centre, I was sucked into the world of Lanaire Aderemi (also known as Verse Writer.) I payed my £11, expecting what I had always seen – someone at the front, reading their poetry to me for an hour. But this transcended poetry. Aderemi’s poetry was a hybrid between spoken word, acting, music, […]
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