Tag: food

• Chapter Six: The Twenty-First Century – Autonomy and Ambivalence

  Oct 8

  Introduction The twenty-first century has brought both unprecedented freedoms and persistent ambivalence for single women. Legally and structurally, women can now access education, professions, banking, and property without male mediation.… more ›

• Nigel Farage: Britain’s Jonathan Wild?

  Aug 31

  How an 18th-century grifter’s playbook explains today’s politics The Wildman of Boningale In the early 1700s, Britain was plagued by crime, corruption, and the absence of a professional police force.… more ›

• Women, Technology, and Power: What Will 2035 Look Like?

  Aug 22

  Introduction The next decade promises seismic shifts in reproductive technology, gender identity policy, labour markets, and women’s rights. Recent headlines claim that China has invented a humanoid “pregnancy robot” capable… more ›

• Britain Isn’t Broken—It’s Being Weaponised: How Farage Turns Bins into Propaganda

  Apr 2

  This week, Nigel Farage posted a 12-second video showing burning bin bags on a street in Alum Rock, Birmingham. There was no commentary, no context—just the words: “Britain is broken.… more ›