The Solidarity of Martyrs May 20, 2021 Suffering may be a fact of life, but we can choose how we relate to the people experiencing it. by Adrian Rennix
Making Sense of the ‘Border Crisis’ April 12, 2021 Migrants are enduring horrific conditions while politicians squabble about terminology. by Adrian Rennix
Trial by Combat and the Myths of Our Modern Legal System February 01, 2021 Conflict resolution has changed a bit since the Middle Ages, but not as much as you might think. by Adrian Rennix
The Refreshing Gender Politics of ‘The Rise of Phoenixes’ January 30, 2021 Seeing yourself on screen is a beautiful thing, even if you need subtitles. by Adrian Rennix
Think of the Children October 25, 2020 Children, for all of the sentimentality we project onto them, are extremely weird, sometimes terrifying, and will always understand more than we think. by Adrian Rennix
Enduring the Bureaucracy September 01, 2020 The false starts and road blocks of bureaucracy are annoying to all, but increasingly deadly for many. by Adrian Rennix
The Peculiarity of Gender June 25, 2020 It’s a complicated subject! Let’s talk about it. by Adrian Rennix
The Politics and “Pretentiousness” of Reading James Joyce April 28, 2020 Is this modernist tome full of fart jokes and dense allusions worth all the irritating discourse around it? Brianna Rennix says yes. by Adrian Rennix