Living on the Hill Archives - Page 19 of 96

Do We Truly See Her?: Homophobia and Gender Dysphoria

October 28, 2019 | by Donovan Cleckley | 1 Comments

The case of Jaah Kelly demonstrates how heterosexism and homophobia are key elements of the phenomenon known as gender dysphoria. Read more

Pinker vs Peterson: Positivity and Purpose Beyond ‘Progress’

October 25, 2019 | by Jonny Gleadell | 0 Comments

Steven Pinker posits that we should take heart in the fact that the world is improving. Jordan Peterson argues that's not enough. Where does the truth lie? Read more

Crisis in Lebanon as Protests Erupt over Austerity Measures

October 21, 2019 | by Zee Jay | 0 Comments

Austerity measures including an attempted communication tax have sparked unrest in Lebanon, pushing the government to the brink of collapse. Read more

Former Mermaids Marketing Officer Blames Dr Moody in Fake Suicide Threat

October 19, 2019 | by Dan Fisher | 2 Comments

Mermaids, a charity for parents of supposedly transgender children, has a former marketing officer whose behaviour raises a number of questions. Read more

Sustainable Fashion And Future Challenges – An Entrepreneur Speaks

October 15, 2019 | by Scott Jacobsen | 0 Comments

Greg Horowitz is the Founder of Double Espresso Textiles (“Double Espresso”). With a Bachelors Degree in History from Binghamton University and a Masters in International Business from the University of Leeds, Greg leverages his wide range of professional experiences in Politics, Entertainment and E-Commerce to make ethical and sustainable fashion a far more achievable reality. […] Read more

The Consequences of a No-Deal: The Irish Border

October 15, 2019 | by Lubnaa Joomun | 0 Comments

Facing an increasingly likely no-deal Brexit, the repercussions for the borders of and stability of Northern Ireland could be incredibly severe. Read more

The Massacre of the Kurds is On All Our Hands – Not Just Trump

October 13, 2019 | by CNLifestyle | 0 Comments

The focus on Trump's decision to abandon the Kurds ignores an international community that still fails to protect vulnerable minorities. Read more

Blasphemy and Crisis in Islam | Leo Igwe

October 11, 2019 | by Leo Igwe | 0 Comments

Approaches to blasphemy across the Muslim world underline the turmoil of an Islamic faith struggling to come to terms with modernity. Read more

Women’s Liberation Front: I Will Not Be Forced to Lie. I Will Not Submit

October 10, 2019 | by Uncommon Ground Media | 1 Comments

Natasha Chart spoke outside the Supreme Court during the Detroit Funeral Home hearing. This is what she had to say. Read more

How a Skirt in a Funeral Home in Detroit Threatens Civil Rights

October 10, 2019 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

What seems like a simple case of a man wanting to wear a dress at work in a Detroit Funeral Home has far reaching implications for women's rights. Read more