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Features
04 NOV

From Karbala to Milltown, history repeats itself

Michael Lanigan interviews Dr. Ali al-Saleh, Imam at the Shia mosque in Milltown.

Michael Lanigan

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It is Friday afternoon in Milltown’s Ahlul Bayt Islamic Centre on October 24th and Imam Dr. Ali al-Saleh is speaking before a congregation of 24 Shia men. It is the eve of Muharram, the first month in the Islamic …

4 November 2014Tagged: ali al-saleh, islam, michael lanigan, naoise dolanCommentMichael Lanigan 4 November 2014
Features
30 OCT

Sex, drugs and street parties in Tehran

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indepth1It’s 2:30am when the shrieks and car horns fill the air. Completely awake, I lie on the floor waiting for the noise to die down, unsure of whether or not I should get up and look out the window. The …

30 October 2014Tagged: daire collins, iran, naoise dolanLeave a commentAnonymous 30 October 2014
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21 OCT

Surviving London without a phone

Naoise Dolan

comment1Going abroad without a phone teaches you two life lessons. The first life lesson: “how to function abroad without a phone”. Given that this skill isn’t terribly transferrable, I don’t propose to dwell on it for long. The second, nominally …

21 October 2014Tagged: naoise dolanLeave a commentNaoise Dolan 21 October 2014
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08 OCT

My beef with vegan critics

Naoise Dolan

comment1Any time you’re vegan and are about to meet lots of non-vegans, prepare for their thoughts and feelings – and what they lack in prior consideration, they’ll make up for in conviction that you Need to Hear This …

8 October 2014Tagged: naoise dolan, veganism2 CommentsNaoise Dolan 8 October 2014
Features
04 OCT

An anatomy of the Daily Mail

Naoise Dolan

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A recent Daily Mail headline celebrated the “end of human rights”. The social media response was appropriately derisive. Front-page dismissal of the concept of human rights is something of a watershed moment for any publication – but how …

4 October 2014Tagged: daily mail, naoise dolanLeave a commentNaoise Dolan 4 October 2014
02 OCT

Liveblog: Slut debate at the Phil

Editor

blogThis evening in the GMB, the Phil will hold a debate on the motion This House Believes that Women Should Embrace the Word “Slut”.

Can’t make it along? Don’t worry: our Online Editor Naoise Dolan will be liveblogging it from …

2 October 2014Tagged: margaret e. ward, naoise dolan, natasha devon, slut, sonya barnett, the gmb, the phil, university philosophical societyCommentEditor 2 October 2014
News
30 SEP

Anti-transgender advertisement condemned

Naoise Dolan

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Last Sunday, an anti-transgender advertisement got a full-page airing in the Star Tribune, Minnesota’s largest daily newspaper.

The advert was conservative lobby group Minnesota Child Protection League’s response to the Minnesota State High School League’s proposed policy to allow transgender …

30 September 2014Tagged: naoise dolanLeave a commentNaoise Dolan 30 September 2014
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28 SEP

“Boobs on the ground”: how to non-apologise for sexism

Naoise Dolan

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As a sexist, you have two things going for you: a) an investment in maintaining your systemic advantage over women, and b) a huge anxiety not to have anyone notice said investment.

These motivations are tricky to balance, particularly when …

28 September 2014Tagged: naoise dolanLeave a commentNaoise Dolan 28 September 2014
SciTech
26 SEP

Ello fever: the new Facebook?

Naoise Dolan

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What is it?

A nebulously anti-consumerist version of Facebook, Ello describes itself as an “ad-free social network created by a small group of artists and designers”, emphasises its grassroots origin “as a private social network”, and assures its users that …

26 September 2014Tagged: naoise dolanLeave a commentNaoise Dolan 26 September 2014
News
24 SEP

South Africa’s first gay-friendly mosque risks being shut down

Naoise Dolan

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Five days after opening, South Africa’s first gay-friendly mosque risks being shut down by municipal authorities.

A local councillor told Agence France Presse that the mosque had been ordered to comply with regulations in what the mosque’s founder described as …

24 September 2014Tagged: naoise dolanLeave a commentNaoise Dolan 24 September 2014

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