what i read in march 2022:
(previous editions) bold = favourite
distance, dispassion and the remaking of australian history
poor sleep: being underslept and out of sync is a political injustice
‘i just go to school with no food’ – why australia must tackle child poverty to improve educational outcomes
europe has rediscovered compassion for refugees – but only if they’re white
how south korea’s yoon suk-yeol capitalized on anti-feminist backlash to win the presidency
first come floods, then domestic violence. we need to prepare for the next inevitable crisis
police strip-searched a 15-year-old black girl at school. when will these abuses end? (uk, intersectionality)
what happens when women have to juggle ‘worry work’ with paid work
politics, climate change, & covid
‘i will die too’: what’s at stake in india’s reliance on coal power
jemaah islamiyah emerges from the shadows, playing the long game (indonesia)
living in a void: life in damascus after the exodus (syria)
jamaica needs more than royal regrets over slavery (uk/jamaica)
britain’s disappeared: how refugees get stuck in indefinite detention
history, culture, & media
world war i: asians on the european front
hustle and hype: the truth about the influencer economy
mcdonald’s transformed russia… now it’s abandoning the country
the problem with ‘han’ 한 恨 (korea)
why buster keaton is today’s most influential actor
ellievsbear
snowghoul
gummygunk
areudirty
germansingergirl
vaporwave
