Author Ariane Bogain

From the moment she stepped into office as the Home Secretary, Suella Braverman had been nothing short of controversial1. Given the fact that she had been sacked as Home Secretary under Liz Truss for sending a government document from her… Continue Reading →

In 1978, the famous Black radical and cultural theorist Stuart Hall stated, “race is the modality through which class is lived”. What Stuart Hall meant by this, is that race and class are mutually constituted rather than ‘intersections’; race is… Continue Reading →

On the 3rd of February 2022, Newcastle and Northumbria University Conservative Societies hosted the Primrose dinner together with guests Rt. Hon Michael Gove MP and the Rt. Hon Sir John Hayes CBE MP.  The dinner was held at the Northern… Continue Reading →

Aside from my family and friends, sport is my one true love. You probably gathered that given my last piece on this blog discussed the politics of cricket, one of England’s most traditional pastimes. So, when news broke of an… Continue Reading →

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