Marta in Pants

Morocco vs Libya: the response to tragedy

Is UWC too Political?

The Politicisation of Women in Politics

My teacher told me to use ChatGPT: The promise and perils of the ChatBot

Myanmar: A Tragedy Ignored by the World

8 Billion

My Year of Rest and Relaxation and the Perils of Dissociative Feminism

The Danger of the UWC Echo Chamber

The Power of Social Media

Re-examining the Political Pendulum

Western Feminism's Achilles’ Heel

The Iranian Human Rights Crisis

What “Good” Means and how the Law Enforces it

We Need to Stop Climate Nihilism

Three Films from Three Generations

Four Key South-Asian Movements

Climate Policy: Rewriting Our Planet’s Future

The Missed Opportunity

The Muslim-Hindu Conflict

Culture, Belonging and The Olympics

How to Feed the World: Can We Actually Solve World Hunger?

The Imperial Bloodline Conundrum of Japan

Discrimination Against People with Disabilities in the Job Industry

Discrimination against Asian Students due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Japan cannot afford to ignore its Xenophobia

Fighting Discrimination

The Impact of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Initiatives on Discrimination in the Workplace

The Coronavirus Pandemic - Fault of Our Leaders, Or Our People Involved in it?

Heat: The Lingering Effects of Redlining

The Discrimination in Equality

COVID-19 Vaccine Discrimination

Discrimination in Facial Recognition

The Pink Tax

Racism in Singapore

Shang Chi And The First Step in Revolutionizing Asian Representation

Joining Hands For a Sustainable Future

The Source of Powerful Empires

Irrational Human Behaviour During Times of Crisis

The Differences Between Toxic Masculinity and Toxic Femininity

A Critique of USA's withdrawal from Afghanistan

Why Does Liberal Feminism Have a Bad Rep?

Progress of Women's Rights

How Education is Affected by Culture

Breaking the Silence.

Tradition

Technological advancements and how they shape the world

The Myanmar Coup — explained

Dear Anti-Asian America:

Are we spending too much time thinking about what separates us rather than what unites us?