Adultification Bias: the effect of racial prejudice on
A fifteen-year-old black schoolgirl, known only as Child Q, was strip-searched by police officers in 2020. The police were called
“We’ve all started to realise just how important
Isabel Ralphs speaks to Left Bank’s Director, Sue Jennings, and Community Projects Coordinator, Loren Turton, about how the pandemic helped
Koko Popperz on the Commercialisation of Drag
Isabel Ralphs speaks to local drag queen, Koko Popperz, about the commercialisation of drag, her experience of performing in the
Raw Meat, Redrum and Rosary Beads
Kyle Galloway explores the influence of camp in the music industry, and what its historical evolution tells us about camp’s
An Interview with the Leeds Refugee Forum
Calum Pinches sits down with Leeds Redugee Forum to dicuss the challenges that are facing asylum seekers in the UK.
Formula 1: MaFIA and the Politics of Motorsport
New and upcoming writer, Tala Leanne Al-Kamil discusses the intertwined relationship of money, politics and power in Formula One
What a court case about a cake says
In 2014, a Christian-run bakery in Belfast sparked controversy when they refused to make a cake for local gay rights
Pretty Little Thieves: Molly-Mae and her social responsibility
Last year, an uproar was prompted when PrettyLittleThing (PLT) offered a 99% off sale for Black Friday. This led to
Bloody Sunday, 50 years on. An embodiment of
Finn Logue accounts for the events that took place in Northern Ireland, 50 years today. How has British discourse changed
How safe is security? The rise of excessive
As tensions between students and bouncers in Leeds seem to be at an all time high, Alex Gibbon investigates the