I’ve been reading some of the comments online about the Prince Andrew case, especially with the upcoming publication of Virginia Giuffre’s book the one she wrote before she died.

How tone becomes a tool of control in spaces that claim inclusion

When the System Names You Twice Disability, race, and gender don’t just intersect they collide. Each one determines how the world reads your body before you even speak. In institutions, I am often t...

There is something violent about being named before you speak.

Unmasking Inequality in Higher Education Exclusion Isn’t Always Loud. Sometimes It’s Institutional. An unflinching examination of race, gender, and exclusion...

When Oxford University released its 2023–2024 Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) report in March 2025, the headlines were positive: 80% of Britons reportedly support diversity initiatives.

Everywhere you look, there’s talk of an immigration “crisis.” In Britain, the government parades its Rwanda plan and now its “one-in, one-out” deal with France.