It’s easy to lose sight of the fact that universal access to education has been revolutionary. Only since the late 19th century have people of increasingly diverse backgrounds been able to have some kind of […]
Author: Ryan Wilson
A twenty-something film and literature grad offering his tawdry thoughts on the works of his betters. The gall!
Manufacturing Indifference: Fast Fashion and Consumerism
This past week, fashion industry giant Boohoo made headlines as news of poor working conditions and underpayment came to light from its supply chains in Leicester’s garment district; workers are being paid as little as […]
Palliative Protests: How Liberals Undermine Social Movements
The murder of George Floyd has galvanised a desire for change extending far beyond the borders of the United States. The most recent in a long line of racially motivated police killings, George’s death and […]
Theatre On The Borderline
by Ryan Wilson Last week the Daily Record reported that work is underway to reopen the Borderline Theatre in Ayr. With development spearheaded by Kelly Craig and Ross Hunter, along with Chris Taylor of Hipshot […]
