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Chrissy Teigen’s choice to air her grief publicly is nothing but brave

Posted on 14th October 202013th October 2020 by Caroline Rauch

In an age of sharing everything on social media, Chrissy Teigen has every right to open up about losing her baby. Last week, model and activist Chrissy Teigen suffered the unimaginable pain of losing her […]

Performative allyship: Do you want to prove you’re not racist or are you willing to self-reflect?

Posted on 11th June 202011th June 2020 by Jessie Lee

A fact: social media is not a measure of activism. A lie: this means we are allowed to be silent. Black Lives Matter is not a trend that we forget about as soon as the […]

Discomfort is not an excuse for complacency

Posted on 11th June 202011th June 2020 by Jessie Lee

The truth is that no one likes to feel embarrassed or uncomfortable. This is a difficult thing to admit when we want to claim that we are doing our best: we don’t want to make […]

Idle-ising: Are we choosing the right idols?

Posted on 11th June 2020 by Saminda Sidhu

We must stop idolising those who remain idle when it comes to social activism. It’s time to reevaluate who we are giving a social platform. Choosing to remain silent on important topics within social injustice […]

The Murder of Ahmaud Arbery: Viral Videos Lead to Dehumanisation

Posted on 19th May 202019th May 2020 by Ruby Fatimilehin

On the 23rd of February, Ahmaud Arbery, 25, was jogging through his neighbourhood, just outside of Brunswick, Georgia, when he was stopped and killed. A video which has since gone viral shows an unarmed Arbery […]

TikTok Is More Racist Than You Think

Posted on 11th May 202024th April 2021 by Clarissa Leung

It’s hard to contemplate the fact that in the 21st century, teenagers are creating blatantly racist TikTok videos in which they make derogatory jokes like how all black people have absent fathers, only eat watermelons […]

Social Media and Mental Health: Is Intervention Viable?

Posted on 27th April 202027th April 2020 by Rayan Striebel

It’s widely accepted that social media can have negative impacts on the mental health of its users, particularly children and teenagers. In a development in tackling this serious issue, the Royal College of Psychiatrists has […]

In the Quarantine Age, No One is Doing It Like Drag Queens

Posted on 22nd April 202021st April 2020 by Lizzie Wright

It’s no surprise that with the country on lockdown, people have turned to the arts to pass the time and provide comfort. From the legendary Tiger King, Dua Lipa’s modern classic Future Nostalgia, and even […]

Detecting the Virus Online: A Guide To Spotting Fake COVID-19 News

Posted on 15th April 202015th April 2020 by Connor Ohalloran

For many of us, coronavirus is unlike anything we have ever experienced before, leaving many with feelings of anxiety, fear and despair. However, it is within this climate of uncertainty that disinformation and fake news […]

The COVID-19 Disinfodemic

Posted on 11th April 202011th April 2020 by Connor Ohalloran

“The 1st of April is the only day of the year where people critically evaluate things they find on the internet before accepting it as true. With online media, we should all seek to treat […]

‘Houseparty Hack’: Viral misinformation is eroding public trust in technology

Posted on 3rd April 202029th June 2020 by Séamus O'Hanlon

COVID-19 has decimated industries, devasted educational institutions, and butchered many small businesses. However, new technology has, again, profited, which is a recurring theme of the past few decades. As social media has risen as an […]

A Chipper Chat with Dane Baptiste

Posted on 21st February 202021st February 2020 by Chloe Lovatt

Gryphon writer Chloe Lovatt interviews Dane Baptiste about his upcoming tour ‘The Chocolate Chip’, being angry and social media.

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