The Journalism Society

December 7th 2025 The Inescapable Connection Against the popular demand to “separate the art from the artist,” a more compelling truth emerges: all art is political. All literature is an inherent product of its time, the systems of power, social struggles, and cultural debates. Books are a powerful medium for sharing opinions and voices, whether […]

December 7th 2025 Formerly, I studied English Language as an A-level which allowed me to step back from the reading lists assigned and think of the terminology behind language. What piqued my interest were the concepts of lexical asymmetry and semantic deterioration. This is essentially the idea that there is a difference between the masculine

November 29th 2025 There is a verisimilitude and warmth in Lauren Ezersky’s interviews that feels extremely rare in today’s digitally mediated fashion content. Watching Behind the Velvet Ropes (1984–2012) (“Behind the Velvet Ropes,” 2025) feels less like viewing a formal interview and more like being involved in a conversation between messy, loud, TMI, stylish friends who know