Firstly, I no longer see myself as a politically engaged person. This reluctance to engage politically stems from the energy I ultimately end up providing to a system that I don’t care about. …

I fucking hate zoom. How did my generation, the millennials, go from refusing to communicate except over text message to being available 24/7 on-call for video chat? …

“During this time of division and conflicting opinions, this time of accusations and realisations, I’ve occupied myself in the penning of a book. I’ve given Public Pressure the green light as it were to publish my author’s intro and subsequent first chapter. …

“Disneyland is there to conceal the fact that it is the real country, all of real America, which is Disneyland… Disneyland is presented as imaginary in order to make us believe that the rest is real, when in fact all of Los Angeles and the America surrounding it are no…

It should be noted that the modern conception of Indonesia rose out of an era of colonialism and struggle against the military oppression of both Western colonial powers and Japanese imperialism. …

I’m nonbinary. I am writing this not for me, but for all of you because breaking the rules of gender benefits us all — trans, cis, we are all in it together. Making the world more gender-friendly helps everyone, yet people argue that trans people are a minority. That is…

A day after the election, The Guardian released, perhaps, its greatest piece of journalism since The Snowden Leaks. A simple, eighteen-minute video titled, ‘How Labour lost, and the hope that endures’.

Two journalists, John Harris and John Domokos, trace a journey on the election campaign, interviewing ordinary people from ‘a…

It’s a cold, Tuesday morning, when I awake from apocalyptic dreams and reaching towards the darkness of the nightstand — now, holding the handset — the candle-light screen of my addiction towards my face, I finally began the daily ritual, starting with the creed of Samsung, the liturgy of Facebook…