Christianity in North Africa: An insight into the minority community
“We all should know that diversity makes for a rich tapestry, and we must understand that all the threads of the tapestry are equal in...
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Estelle Uba
- Apr 9
- 3 min
‘Missing White Woman’ syndrome: Is the media to blame for racial bias in police searches?
It is, sadly, unsurprising that middle-aged Nichola Bulley received ten times the amount of media coverage that thirteen-year-old Mariama...
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Abrehet Semra
- Mar 26
- 4 min
Why the world needs to leave ‘uncontacted tribes’ alone
From the rural villages in northern Thailand to the bustling hub that is New York, the freezing corners of Greenland to the beautiful…
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Sophie Mayhew
- Mar 14
- 4 min
The solution to toxic consumerism: How circular fashion can save the world
Whether you’ve got rooftop drinks at uber cool rooftop bar Madison, St Paul's for a friend’s birthday, where all the girls will definitely..
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Ioana Gradinaru
- Mar 12
- 4 min
Why are lesbians facing deteriorating mental health and loneliness?
High levels of loneliness and worsening mental health have always been experienced disproportionately by the LGBTQI+ community, but these…
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Chaimae Haddoumi
- Mar 10
- 6 min
The Amazigh women of North Africa: from marginalisation to empowerment
The Amazigh or Imazighen people, translated ‘Free people’, are an indigenous group that originate from North Africa and share a rich...
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Dénia Dimsdale
- Mar 8
- 5 min
International Women’s Day: How women’s circles can change the world
Recently, I came across a video created by one of my favourite pages on Instagram. It’s one of my favourites because I find its content…
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GZT Team
- Mar 1
- 6 min
An insight into the university strikes: GZT in conversation with the President of UCU at UEA
Delving further into the never-ending strikes across higher education, GZT mag come into conversation with Michael Kyriacou, the...
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Estelle Uba
- Jan 14
- 3 min
For homeless migrants, New Year’s is merely a brutal reminder of their unfulfilled dreams
2023 has brought with it a renewed sense of optimism and ambition, with the number of Brits making New Year’s resolutions increasing by a...
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Andreia Cruz Borges
- Dec 24, 2022
- 4 min
Christmas is losing its 'true meaning'; how do we bring it back?
It's supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year. The streets are filled with warm lights and swarms of people. The pavements are...
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Ioana Gradinaru
- Dec 13, 2022
- 4 min
Books are here to stay: How TikTok is changing Gen-Z’s reading habits
The pandemic brought many things into trend on TikTok, from banana bread to workouts and surprisingly, a book revolution. In 2020, over 200…
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Reiham Amin
- Dec 4, 2022
- 3 min
Falling in love with love: Confessions of a hopeless romantic
I think my fascination with love started when my parents divorced. That probably sounds uncanny, but it was their heartbreak which led me…
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Estelle Uba
- Nov 18, 2022
- 4 min
The Woman King: When history becomes ‘herstory’
The word ‘intersectionality’ has become somewhat of a buzz word among feminists of colour. The term refers to how various aspects of a…
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Jamila Pereira
- Mar 21, 2022
- 1 min
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Years have past Therefore, my credibility was lower than Atlantis Time did corrode the truth It shattered me, to be honest Yet, little...
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