After years of fighting, and hundreds of thousands of clandestine miscarriages, Argentina legalised abortion in an historical victory for women’s rights. Writer Beatriz Ferreira spoke to the charity which helped women terminate their pregnancies for the past 10 years. Continue Reading
Two of the UK hip hop scene’s most prominent artists, M Huncho & Nafe Smallz don’t disappoint in this project and reaffirm their dominance of British trap. Continue Reading
Khrista Davis sheds light on the positive work of a student who went out of her way to make families smile amid the distressing COVID-19 pandemic. Continue Reading
Having been voted as one of Vogue’s 25 most influential women in 2020, starting the Black Lives Matter protest in London and being the co-founder of Justice for Black Lives, Naomi Smith has accomplished a lot since the first national lockdown. Continue Reading
Twenty-one-year-old Tino Masvaure, a.k.a. Dally, has been making music since he was a teenager and in a year of bad and dark, has been creating gospel music with RNB and Afrobeat influences to spread a message of positivity, blessings and uplifting oneself. Continue Reading
This is not the kind of light, happy, mood-lifting article as the ones you can find in the rest of the magazine. But hopefully, you will find something positive knowing that anxiety and trauma can affect everyone, even when you least expect it. Continue Reading
Khrista Davis tells a moving story of how Live Island’s Malin Andersson battled through hardships and used 2020 to help her blossom in her healing journey. Continue Reading
The United Kingdom was a very, very different place when Lance Price worked in communications for the Labour Party between 1998 and the 2001 General Election. Continue Reading
Superdrug Stores plc is the second-largest health and beauty retailer in the United Kingdom, behind Boots UK. The retailer operates over 900 stores throughout the United Kingdom. Continue Reading
New Zealand has been lauded globally for its coronavirus response and as such, life in 2020 has been relatively back to normal in the nation of 5 million, a positive in a bad year though a reality that seems far-fetched for most of the world. Continue Reading