How Nomadland reveals the true horror of America’s labour crisis
Chloé Zhao’s Oscar-winning film finally confronts a global audience with the stark reality of the Amazon warehouse.
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Changing Rooms showed us our idea of “taste” is rooted in class snobbery
The thought of Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen giving ex-council houses a Baroque makeover might seem a cartoonish, Thatcherite absurdity in today’s world.
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By blaming Blue Story for violence, we ignore the reality it reflects
On Saturday evening, a fight broke out at the Vue cinema at the StarCity complex in north Birmingham. It…
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In The Cut, Susanna Moore’s 1995 thriller, exposes the failures of modern feminism
Moore explores a treacherous sexual terrain that still confronts women today.
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Teaching “cultural capital“ in schools is not the path to a more equal society
The term, first coined by French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, is enjoying a renassaince in the schools inspection body Ofsted's…
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Cruel voyeurism: why reality TV shows are inherently bad for contestants’ mental health
When I was 17, the women’s clothes store where I worked in Birmingham crowned me the all-time worst sales rep.…
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