Monthly Archives: June 2025

Coming to the UK, I was struck by how openly ethnicity and religion are requested in university applications. As I wrote in my previous blog post on religion, this was unsettling. In France, where I grew up, collecting racial data … Continue reading →

Kwame Anthony Appiah (2014) provocatively states that “there isn’t such a thing as a religion,” citing, among others, a Jewish rabbi who does not believe in God. Religion, he argues, is often a reductive label applied to complex cultural, historical, … Continue reading →

UAL defines disability in line with the Equality Act 2010 as “a physical or mental impairment that has a substantial and long-term negative effect on a person’s ability to do normal daily activities” (UAL, 2023). UAL also adopts the social … Continue reading →