The Power of a Happy Meal
"This was not about nutrition. It was not about filling them up. It was absolutely not about the peace of sharing a meal. It was about belonging in a society that had no place for us."
"This was not about nutrition. It was not about filling them up. It was absolutely not about the peace of sharing a meal. It was about belonging in a society that had no place for us."
The issues with Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights run deeper than its awful casting.
Britain needs to stop its “sanctification” of working-class people, says one conservative commentator. We weren’t aware it had ever started.
The Government’s Welfare Bill isn’t about disability. It’s about turning the sick into scapegoats for the UK’s financial failures.
In Wales, Nigel Farage is using nostalgia, work and class as weapons.
When you’re a child, your social class doesn’t determine how good you are at reading and writing. Yet half of our published writers are from middle-class backgrounds, and only 10 per cent are working class. Why?
How did it become so hard to get paid what you’re owed?