Being BME at Durham: a potential minefield
Victoria Lincoln discusses her experience of being BME at Durham University.
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Young people and politics
Victoria Lincoln lays out the dangers of apathy in student politics and how you can change it.
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On the 70th anniversary of partition: how far has the sub-continent come?
70 years after India’s partition, Victoria Lincoln analyses the changes that have already taken place on the sub-continent and considers what may come next.
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A call to women in university politics
“Unless you’re willing to argue that women are somehow genetically predisposed to apoliticism, you’ve got to admit it: there’s something going on in our universities that puts women off politics, a prejudice which can last a lifetime,” argues Kate McIntosh and Victoria Lincoln.
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Islamic State: a reply
We can’t keep shrouding the debate away from religious attacks. It stops us admitting the root cause of them.
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Air Strikes: We’re only helping, not hindering terrorism
I am not soft on terrorism, nor am I a pacifist, but the track record of air strikes makes it a poor approach for long term stability. You cannot bomb an ideology out of people.
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The Student Budget 2016: How does it affect us?
The issue is that this ISA is aimed at saving to buy a first home or save for retirement, but many students and graduates are struggling to make basic ends meet let alone put money aside.
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Modi’s Hindu Nationalism Gamble Threatens Free Speech and Democracy
In response to these tremendous challenges Prime Minister Modi has undertaken a form of Hindu nationalism to try and unify India, but his gamble does not seem to be working.
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Cologne Attacks Bring A Reality Check About Migration
Nineteen individuals are currently under investigation by police in connection with the Cologne attacks, North-Rhine Westphalia’s Interior ministry, reporting that none of them are German nationals.
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Too busy taking selfies to think about politics?
Victoria Lincoln discusses how the student population has become politically apathetic.
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