Category: SWORD
Behaviourism – how psychology shapes the way we act
From B.F. Skinner's operant conditioning to social media's behavioural loops - how psychology shapes behaviour, and who uses that knowledge to control us
Women in history – activists, writers and scientists who changed the world
From the Women's March on Versailles to Angela Davis, from Alice Walker to the Matchgirls - the women in history who changed the world by refusing to accept it
The French Revolution – causes, key events and lasting legacy explained
What caused the French Revolution? What happened, and why does it still matter? The complete guide - from the Estates-General to the guillotine to Napoleon's rise.
History of activism – protests that shaped the world
From the Women's March on Versailles to Black Lives Matter - the history of protest, activism and resistance, and the moments that changed everything.
The Ground breaking Women in Science
Explore the history of women in science, from Franklin to Bell Burnell: landmark discoveries, systemic bias, and the ongoing fight for recognition.
Laika – the Soviet space dog and ethics of sacrifice
Laika, the Soviet space dog: first in orbit, lost to history. A gripping look at science, ethics and the moral cost of the space race.
LGBTQ+ rights – history, milestones and the fight ahead
Explore the global journey toward LGBTQ rights - history, milestones, Pride and ongoing advocacy for equality, dignity, and inclusion.
Concepcion Picciotto – America’s longest peace vigil
Concepcion Picciotto led Americas longest peace vigil at the White House, urging nuclear disarmament and inspiring global activism.
Revolution and civil war – how upheaval reshapes history
A sweeping article on revolutions and civil wars linking history’s great upheavals to today’s global discontent, populism and struggle for democracy
Alexei Navalny – Russia’s opposition leader and his death
Alexei Navalny: fearless anti-corruption crusader challenging Putin, inspiring Russian democracy and resilience against authoritarian rule.
Martin Luther King Jr – civil rights, legacy and the dream
Explore Martin Luther King Jr - life, nonviolent leadership and lasting legacy in the Civil Rights Movement - hope, justice and equality.
Che Guevara – revolutionary icon and controversial figure
Che Guevara and his contested legacy: revolutionary icon, Bolivia campaign, human rights controversies and his enduring relevance today.
Keep Calm and Carry On – the WWII poster that never was
Explore the history and enduring appeal of Keep Calm and Carry On - its design, resilience message and cultural impact worldwide.
Anatomy of a coup – how governments fall from within
A concise history of coups: from ancient power struggles to modern military takeovers, their causes, consequences and lasting legacies.
Freedom: A Historical Odyssey
Explore the history of freedom - from ancient civilisations to the digital age - charting liberty struggles, rights and revolutions.
The Strength of Revolution
Explore how revolutions reshape power, challenge oppression and injustice and drive lasting political and social transformation.
B. F. Skinner – behaviourism, legacy and controversies
Explore B.F. Skinner’s life, behaviourism, operant conditioning, and lasting impact on education, therapy and culture.
Rosenstrasse Protest – the women who defied the Gestapo
Discover the Rosenstrasse Protest: When Berlin women defied Nazi tyranny to save Jewish husbands, proving love, courage and unity can prevail.
Angela Davis – activist, academic and liberation symbol
Explore Angela Davis and her journey from Jim Crow Birmingham to icon - scholar, feminist and activist shaping Black liberation movements.
