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If education is all about getting a job, the humanities are left just to the rich | Kenan Malik - Vimarsana News

If education is all about getting a job, the humanities are left just to the rich | Kenan Malik

Recent utilitarian changes to the priorities of universities do little to foster social equality

Writer Of The Week: Amanda Quinn - The People's Friend - Vimarsana News

Writer Of The Week: Amanda Quinn - The People's Friend

Our Writer of the Week is Amanda Quinn. Abbie from the Fiction team asked her all about her debut story 'On The Road Again'.

What was life like for fishermen in the 19th century? | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

What was life like for fishermen in the 19th century? | East Anglian Daily Times

Robert Jellicoe spent decades working on his book, finding out about the coastal town’s iconic longshore fishermen

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Women's experiences show the promise of social mobility is empty - Vimarsana News

Women's experiences show the promise of social mobility is empty

TODAY “social mobility” is a synonym for fairness and meritocracy in many Western societies.  There are all kinds of flaws with this as a project — and they become abundantly clear when we consider women’s experiences.  By examining women’s lives across the past century, we see the need to fight for a more egalitarian society and for true liberation — not just a few more black or female faces in our ruling class. The sociologist John Goldthorpe set the parameters for how mobility is measured and understood back in the early 1970s.  Goldthorpe argued that mobility could be measu...

Lucy Worsley: 'I thought my parents' TV was a waste of money' | Television - Vimarsana News

Lucy Worsley: 'I thought my parents' TV was a waste of money' | Television

The historian and presenter recalls how Michael Wood’s revelatory documentaries and Blue Peter made an impression on her despite a television-light upbringing