Parkinson’s
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Lizards in High Places: Why We Love a Good Conspiracy
It usually starts with a blurry video. Someone famous and wealthy appears on screen, the picture glitches, and for one frame their eyes look a bit odd. By teatime a red circle has been drawn round the offending pixels and… Continue reading
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Old Roots, New Neighbours
A word that has lost its edges “Racist” is one of the heaviest words in the language, and one of the most loosely used. In the media it can cover anything that touches on ethnicity, immigration or culture. The law… Continue reading
