Millennials are more resilient than we’re given credit for, even in the face of another recession
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- Anita Ghosh
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“Why I’m anxious about living with flatmates, after spending lockdown on my own for months”
With second wave anxiety at a high, one writer discusses her fears over another lockdown.
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- Hollie Richardson
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“I’m sick of the government gaslighting us over coronavirus – their mistakes are not our fault”
Matt Hancock blaming the public for getting too many tests is just the tip of the iceberg.
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- Lauren Geall
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“Why blaming young people for the rise in coronavirus cases is so problematic”
For months, the government has been encouraging us to eat out and see our friends – so why are young people being blamed now coronavirus cases are on the rise?
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- Lauren Geall
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- Grace Adeniji
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The heartbreaking reality of planning a wedding in lockdown
“I found myself questioning which family members I could cut from the guest list”.
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“Why Christmas 2020 won’t be the same without Winter Wonderland, according to its biggest fan”
"For most Londoners it's seen as a busy, tourist-filled nightmare, but after a lockdown summer it was what I was holding out for."
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- Megan Murray
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“Why filters on dating apps make Black women like me feel safer online”
One writer explores the benefit of Hinge's new race filters.
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- Habiba Katsha
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“My eco-anxiety is at an all-time high because we’ve stopped talking about the climate crisis”
As we get back to ‘normal,’ we can’t ignore the threat facing our planet, argues Stylist’s Lauren Geall.
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- Lauren Geall
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Why it’s time to stop shaming people over their education
The recent online debate about “Mickey Mouse” degrees has exposed a much bigger problem about our society.
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- Hollie Richardson
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Feeling emotionally flat? Don’t worry, you’re not alone
Life coach Leanne Evans gives us her top tips
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- Felicity Thistlethwaite
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“I’ve lost count of the times I’ve been asked where I’m ‘really’ from”
Anita Ghosh writes candidly about being mixed-race.
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- Anita Ghosh
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- Nadine Batchelor-Hunt
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“Comparing the struggles Black and Jewish people face does nothing when it comes to tackling racism”
As a Black and Jewish woman, I feel frustrated and apprehensive when my identities are pitted up against each other.
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“Charlie Elphicke’s conviction was a victory for the women who reported him, but we have more to do”
After ex-MP Charlie Elphicke was convicted for sexual assault, another sitting MP was arrested on suspicion of rape. We can't stop here, says Mandu Reid.
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- Mandu Reid
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“Fed up with being infantilised as a disabled person, I now go to hospital appointments alone”
I’m fed up with being treated like a child.
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- Rachel Charlton-Dailey
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The impact of that misleading Kate Garraway headline
“What are you doing here? You should be at home, prostrate with grief.”
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- Kayleigh Dray
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“The reactions to Kanye West highlight a big problem with the way society sees mental illness”
Mental illness can cause people to act in irrational, uncomfortable or difficult ways – and its about time we understood that.
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- Lauren Geall
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What it’s like being estranged from a parent during a pandemic
One writer explains.
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- Lydia Titman
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“I didn’t want kids, but do I feel differently now the choice is slipping away?”
One writer questions how the pandemic is affecting her thoughts about having children in the future.
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- Hollie Richardson
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- Toni Tone
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We need to shout about ‘green flags’ in relationships as well as red ones
When we’re too preoccupied with finding or seeing the ‘bad’ in people, it can at times cause us to overlook the good.
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Boris Johnson just took responsibility for the care home crisis – so what will he do about it?
“I take full responsibility for what has happened.”
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- Hollie Richardson
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