The Lived Experience of Social Class in Education: An Autoethnographic Account
Marlene Douglas
Article. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 1-19.

Milk, Blood and Oil: Petro-Melancholia and the Unruly Female Body in The Handmaid’s Tale and Mad Max: Fury Road
Nimaya Harris
Article. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 20-36.

Revisiting the Marginalisation of Bihari Women in Bangladesh’s Post-Liberation Discourse: A Study of Historical Silencing and Exclusion
Avishek Bhattacharya
Article. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 37-51.

Leveraging Queer Failure and the Power of Otherness: Lena Rivero’s Successful Deviation from Gender Norms in Nosotros, los Rivero
Margo Stutz
Article. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 52-61.

Comparing the Arguments Regarding Sex Work in Rachel Moran’s Paid For (2013) and Mac and Smith’s Revolting Prostitutes (2018)
Jemma Walton
Article. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 62-73.

Breaking Free from Conformity: An Autoethnographic Study on Internalised Racial Oppression and Assimilation Pressures for Mixed-Race Individuals
Sofia Benesty
Article. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 74-89.

The Biopolitical Impact of Section 377: Foucault, Governmentality, and Queer Resistance in India
Disha
Article. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 90-106.

‘Thank God He Made Me This Way’: Masculinity Archetypes in 2010s Country Music
Mary Clare Jones
Article. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 107-114.

Social Media Storytelling in NoViolet Bulawayo’s Glory
Youssoupha Mane
Article. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 126-144.

Words that Stick: Family Pack, Language, and the Heteronormative Ideal
Irene Palencia Mora
Paper. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 161-171.

The Duality of 2008’s Sexiest Man: Why Hugh Jackman Can Play The Wolverine and Peter Allen
Kay Mullen
Paper. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 172-177.

Female Sexual Pleasure
Michaela-Athanasia Arampatzi
Paper. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 187-197.

Caesarian Section
Josie Garza Medina
Line Drawing. 2025, Vol. 3(1): 17.