AI is becoming part of our daily lives, but can it reflect human bias? Explore where AI prejudice shows up in health, policing, and law and what we can do to build fairer, more inclusive technology.

In “Why Hollywood’s Superhero Films Still Struggle With True Diversity in 2025,” Mikey N. reflects on their experience watching The Thunderbolts and other new superhero films, only to be met with the same tired tropes. From colourist casting and one dimensional tokenism to harmful mental health and racial stereotypes, this piece is a powerful call for the genre to live up to its ideals and not just with action, but with authenticity.

Discover how scrolling has quietly become a trap. This article unpacks the psychological, political and societal effects of social media, touching on mental health, growing inequality and the fading promise of inclusion in digital spaces.

How, in 2025, are we still here? Still testing life-saving treatments on groups that don’t reflect the actual risk pool? Because here’s the thing—and it's not new information—Black men, particularly those of African and Caribbean heritage, are twice as likely to develop prostate cancer as white men. Twice. Yet we’re invisible when it comes to research that might one day save our lives. 

Does the fun of Halloween justify the freedom to dress up as virtually anything or anyone regardless of whether certain costumes and actions can cross the line from harmless fun to offensive or even damaging representations?