Class & Capitalism

Monday: The start of the working week, for which people in employment (30.1 million of us- 75.5% of the UK population) spend the majority of their waking hours partaking in… Read more.

Class: something which no amount of watering can change.Where the tree growsthe roots stay the same. To the world, the tree is getting taller, but what you can’t see is… Read more.

From education:In 2017, more offers to Oxbridge universities were made to Home Counties pupils (students residing in counties surrounding London) than the whole of northern England combined, owing to pupils… Read more.

To be productive, according to the Oxford dictionary, is to ‘​Produce large amounts of goods, crops, or other commodities.’ With so many of us basing our entire self-worth on how productive… Read more.

700–1000. That’s the average number of pounds we spend in the UK each year, per person, on Christmas presents (In the US, based on 2022 expenditure, the total amounts to… Read more.

People mistake equality for equity, thinking that, by giving everyone equal resources, we are on a level playing field. The fact is, though, that without equity, equality cannot exist. Equality… Read more.

Inequality Is Artificial Everyone is born free and equal, but societies impose a sense of ownership over resources and divisions of labour, which causes conflict and social injustice. Currently, we… Read more.

Yesterday morning (04/11), Suella Braverman, home secretary of the United Kingdom was the source behind, yet another controversy, this time surrounding homeless people… Taking to X, formerly Twitter, Braverman branded sleeping rough… Read more.

Rules are not enforced to keep us safe, but to keep them safely in their positions of power. *(The government)… When COFFEE Was Illegal… In the 1500s, coffee was banned… Read more.

Productivity is something which we all value, as being productive is something which we all seek to be. In our quest to be productive, however, we subconsciously place work on… Read more.