You can’t be black, 'woke' and Christian
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The church has always been a part of the identity of the black community but how has the Christian God benefited blacks?
Alumni conversations | Fiona Shields
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We talk to the current picture desk editor at The Guardian and former student at LCC.
There seems to be a line that women have to take to be “sexy”.
Anna Laurini: Good things, wild and free
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Artefact meets London-based artist, Anna Laurini, as she prepares for two major exhibitions in the city.
'We don’t need pencils we need passports'
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We meet the artist who is using street art as a form of political expressionism
Everything you didn't know about Italian pizza
7 Mins read
Da Michele, Naples’s most authentic pizza place is coming to London and their pizza culture is still staying very much Italian
In conversation with | Grayson Perry
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Grayson Perry, the artist, broadcaster and UAL Chancellor discusses art, class, money, Brexit and Donald Trump
Writers moving beyond their native language
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Many writers and journalists abandon their mother tongue and replace it with their second language. Artefact speaks with journalists who are explaining why is that the case.
Anti-semitism's 21st century resurgance
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How the new anti-semitism and the rise of far right politics in Europe is leading Jews to leave the continent.
Latin London under threat
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Seven Sisters market, home for Latin Americans is at risk of being demolished. The local Council and developers want to reshape the area and according to their plan the future of the community is very uncertain.