"A generation of young men who struggle to emulate aspirational standards of appearance are in dire need of the church's affirmation that they are just fine the way they are," writes Jeromiah Taylor.

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Angus Taylor can demonise migrants all he wants, but without saying how many he'll cut and who will pay the costs, he's no ...

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For six years, supporters of late Governor Rotimi Akeredolu held sway in the political firmament of Ondo State. However, his ...

We were told we couldn’t take a joke, and that social media isn’t real life. Now the misogyny of early chatrooms and Gamergate has made its way to the White House, says journalist and feminist activis ...