Opinion
The Gap in 'Quiet Quitting' and Work-Life Balance for Women Of Colour
With the financial and cultural risk being so much greater, quiet quitting is not an option for women of colour.
Opinion
Opinion
Losing Kat: What Barbie Ferreira’s Euphoria Exit Means For Complex, Fat Characters
A young, hot, fat character almost had the opportunity to drive a different type of character arc...
Opinion
On Scott Morrison’s Ministry of the Self: He Wasn't The Only Guy Betraying Our Trust
The culture of secrecy in Parliament is upheld by an entire network of people who ask us to trust them.
Opinion
Let’s Not Give Conservative Politicians The Power of Becoming a Meme
"Memeifying far right politicians is giving them the very cultural relevance they need to spread their harmful messages."
Opinion
Social Media Is Changing. In The New ‘Creator Economy’, Ideas Are the Prime Commodity
That doesn't mean the ideas have to be good, though.
Opinion
This is Why Elon Musk Doing Basically Anything (Including Trying to Buy Twitter) Feels So Off
His experiments actually affect us.
2022 Election
"Now You See Me": What Diversity in Parliament Means to Migrants and Refugees
"It feels new and significant."
2022 Election
Where Will the New Labor Government Take Us? The Zee Feed Analysis
Some thoughts on what might happen next.
Opinion
The Internet Meme-ified Depp v Heard And The Verdict Is: We All Lost
Real social damage has been done by this very expensive, very public defamation trial.
Opinion
The Murugappan Family Are Going Home to Bilo (Kind Of)… But We Shouldn’t Stop There
What happens after this one family is granted freedom – do we leave the system intact
Opinion
New Medium, Same Problems: Fashion Content Looks Exactly the Same in the Metaverse
Way back in the day, I used to have a fashion blog. Or rather, a “fatshion” blog – I was a woman who was just coming to terms with loving her plus-sized body and I wanted to develop the confidence to share it. I had a website where I shared
Opinion
The Cruel Irony of Wellness Anti-Vaxxers Promoting Eastern Medicine
What comes to mind when you think of yoga? Is it a wealthy white woman coming out of a $70 class with a green juice in hand? Despite that pervasive image, I don’t think that’s what the 5000 year old practice intended its ‘brand’ to be. Sacred traditions