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Comment writer Saskia Hirst takes a satirical look at Trump's response to chaos in the Capitol, contrasting it with his response to BLM protests as it appears 2021 is already giving 2020 a run for its money
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Comment Writer Charlie Millington takes a closer look at the Democrats win in Georgia, arguing that Biden will have to adopt moderate policies to restore unity to the country which is more divided than ever
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Comment Writer Miren Sowden discusses the racial inequalities in American healthcare, arguing that they have a disastrous impact on African Americans
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Comment Writer Rhea Phagura takes a look at the current Punjab protests against reforms to the rules that have protected farmers from exploitation, arguing that we must stand in solidarity against this exploitative move
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Comment Writer Rubika Latif discusses the two-child benefit cap and how this has led to many women terminating pregnancies they wanted to keep due to the financial hardship of COVID-19, arguing that the cap undermines the pro-choice debate and should be cut
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Comment Writer Ffion Haf discusses the recent news that explicit images of thousands of Irish women has been linked, arguing that criminal laws against this need to be passed
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Comment Editor Freya Wainstein delves deeper into the devastating impact of unacknowledged sexism in the 'Spycops' scandal, arguing that this incident represents women's systemic mistreatment in the justice system
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Comment Writer Samir Sehgal discusses the controversy surrounding a new Margaret Thatcher statue, arguing that its cost of £100,000 in taxpayer money ironically speaks to Thatcher's legacy of structural unemployment
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Reflecting on the recent acts of terrorism in France, Comment Editor Chelsie Henshaw considers how the country's liberal policies have affected the image and treatment of the Muslim Community
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Comment Writer Emma Davis discusses the recent appointment of Jessica Butcher as an equality minister, arguing that her views on gender discrimination make her an unsuitable candidate for the job
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Music Editor Robbie Hawken argues that the government's plans to increase the defence budget while drastically cutting back on foreign aid is misguided and deeply troubling
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Comment Writer Georgina O'Donnell discusses the government's handling of the refugee crisis, arguing that whilst they label migrant deaths a 'tragedy', it is their policy that is at fault