Activism
N.I.G.G.E.R
The Slave & The Master — Uncomfortable, isn’t it? A brief history of the world’s greatest taboo.
Written by: Tetsuhiko Endo
Dan Draisin
Sunday Bloody Sunday — At what point did the Beats put down their pens and start chanting along to protest songs? Some say it happened in the space of a day: Sunday, April 9, 1961.
Written by: Jon Coen
The Race Issue
It's Complicated — Media controversies stirred up under the guise of caring stop us from confronting the real, and quite messy, issues in society.
Written by: Tetsuhiko Endo
Ben Gibbard
Why You’d Want To Live Here? — Death Cab For Cutie’s Ben Gibbard is ready to go solo, but not before he puts America to rights.
Written by: Adam Woodward
North Carolina LGBT
Fight for Your Rights — HUCK meets members of the North Carolina LGBT community who are campaigning for their marriage rights through love and empathy.
Written by: Kristen Molina-Naubert
Otelo Burning
Out of the Fire — Otelo Burning is not your average surf movie. It’s the story of a young nation fighting for change.
Written by: Rob Boffard
GM Crops
Future Food — GM crops are back on the menu. But should we be worried?
Written by: Olly Zanetti
Sophie Hellyer
The Lynx Effect — UK surfer Sophie Hellyer's fronting of a new campaign for Lynx deodorant is far from progressive.
Written by: Ed Andrews
USA
The Petri Dish — Heat-jaded reflections on the current social and political climate in the USA.
Written by: Tetsuhiko Endo
Girl Gangs
Made Women — Bad girls make good stories. In recent months, tales of female gang violence and criminal activity have popped up in news, movies and music across the globe. But does the coverage reflect the reality? Are young women really getting more dangerous? Or are they more in danger than ever? HUCK reached out to three former female gang members from London, now helping to protect young people, to find out what’s really going down on the streets.
Written by: Shelley Jones