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Join us for our fourth and final event of The Oxfo

Join us for our fourth and final event of The Oxford Blue’s Journalism Masterclass series of Trinity 2021 for a talk and Q&A with Sophie Long, currently BBC’s LA Reporter.

Sophie will talk about her journey through the ranks of the BBC from local radio to LA reporter, giving some tips and tricks to any prospective journalists.

Join us at 5pm on Tuesday 18 May on zoom via our Facebook page (link in bio). We can’t wait to see you there!

We’re delighted to announce that Zaman Keinath-E

We’re delighted to announce that Zaman Keinath-Esmail, our Senior Columns Editor, has been highly commended by @spajournalism for ‘Best Human Rights Story’ for her article ‘Society Has No Place for People Like Me’.

“My very existence—and that of others who, like me, transgress societal norms—is a form of resistance against the white-supremacist cisheteronormative patriarchal world we live in. No matter where I am or what I do, people will actively try to harm me, because they are afraid of my transness. Learning to accept, express, and be proud of my identity is a radical act of protest against our society: one that is designed specifically to put down, remove, and erase certain groups of people—people like myself.”

Want to read the whole thing? Click the link in our bio.

“Oxford sells each student the idea of a persona

“Oxford sells each student the idea of a personalised education and a huge breadth of opportunity to help them along the way. We are all focused on ourselves: our own studies, our own careers, our own enjoyment and our own interests. We’re in a ‘take’ mindset. This is the bubble I want to talk about, not the bubble that keeps us from the ‘real world’ of jobs (not that again!). This is bigger than that. This is the bubble that keeps us from helping those who lack our privilege and those who are in dire need of help. It keeps us from challenging a backwards system that we have become complicit in.

The Oxford bubble can be great for us. But could it be toxic to the rest of the world?”

Read Rachel Prince’s captivating article on the Oxford bubble of privilege which she claims every student enters into as they start at Oxford - link in our bio!

Welcome back to the Blue Spotlight for Week 2 of T

Welcome back to the Blue Spotlight for Week 2 of Trinity Term! Once again we’ve rounded up some of the top news and opinion pieces from Oxford and this podcast features the student fundraising for Covid-19 crisis in India as well as the competition to replace Angela Merkel! We’re now on Apple Podcasts as well as Spotify so tune in and take a listen 🎧

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