Today I finally read On Tyranny by Timothy Snyder — and quite frankly, it is a paralysing read within our current political landscape.

Clearly and factually analysing the terrifying likeness of Trump’s path to power, with that of the Third Reich, this book is the written equivalent of ten hungry lions roaring “hey guys, let’s go kill something!” in unison. How’s your coffee, Janice? We good?

All forms of extremism are forged through fear, manipulation and an acute empathy deficit, as was so repulsively demonstrated by the recent massacre of 50 Muslims in Christchurch, New Zealand. Cowardly, self-serving world leaders continue to deny the rise of white nationalism and far-right extremism — which leaves us, the people, to demand the fundamental deliberative of equality, love and tolerance of ourselves.

I am not a religious person. I do not believe a man called Jesus died for our sins and I do not believe a man called Moses parted the Red Sea. I do not believe a prophet called Muhammad was sent to confirm the monotheistic teachings, and I do not believe Zeus was the God of the sky and thunder.

I do, however, acknowledge that there are billions of people that DO believe in these things and I respect their right to worship — and I am appealing to their sense of right and wrong, fact and fiction, when it comes to climate change.

In the wake of the #MeToo movement, Trump said that it is ‘a very scary time’ for young men and that women are ‘doing great’.

Wait, what? Seriously?!

Let’s take a look at Pathological Narcissists throughout history, in order to navigate our present political climate.

When petulant politicians openly defame the press and high-profile figures for exercising their Freedom of Speech privilege, there are dangerous domestic and international ramifications. So what is Free Speech, really?

Did you know that breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women and approx 1 in 1000 men?

We've all been guilty of fast fashion crimes. The notion of finding that bargain — of trumping the system! — appeals to each of us. But at what cost?

Feminism. Everyone knows her. Everyone talks about her. She’s been on the cover of TIME magazine three times now. Yet to many people she’s still the other-other ‘F’ word.

We sat down with Feminism . . .