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In the Fens

22nd September 2024 Joe Slater 1802 Comments

It takes a week to cycle from Penzance to Berwick. It took me 40 years. Because on the way, I wanted to include every town in England, in what amounted to some two years of [more…]

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Rossendale

8th September 2024 Joe Slater 1944 Comments

It takes a week to cycle from Penzance to Berwick. It took me 40 years. Because on the way, I wanted to include every town in England, in what amounted to some two years of [more…]

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Zainichi, Part Two

1st June 2024 Joe Slater 2311 Comments

Okubo is Tokyo’s main Koreatown and one of the very few large immigrant enclaves in the entire country. It’s a downtown area around two very busy railway stations, a little world to itself where people [more…]

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Zainichi, Part One

25th May 2024 Joe Slater 2177 Comments

Imagine an England where race matters. Where natives come first in hiring and housing. Where foreigners are barred from certain locales, by signs in the windows. Where people openly judge you by your skin colour [more…]

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Postcard from Taiwan

11th May 2024 Joe Slater 1687 Comments

The Alishan Forest Railway runs from the coastal plain into the heart of Taiwan’s empty highlands. It was built in 1912 by the Japanese for the purpose of transporting timber from the mountains for the [more…]

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The good ship Fredericus Quartus, Part One

27th April 2024 Joe Slater 2208 Comments

Transatlantic slavery was ended in 1833 by Britain after a campaign by William Wilberforce. It is one of the key dates in British history, and Wilberforce is a name known to everyone. Britain may have [more…]

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Along the Saxon Shore

20th April 2024 Joe Slater 2066 Comments

When I lived in London in the early 2000s, I explored all the surrounding counties by bike. Of them, Essex was perhaps the most interesting. It suffers from more negative stereotyping than any other county [more…]

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Meiyouren Yuedu Pinglun, Part Two

13th April 2024 Joe Slater 2152 Comments

没有人阅读评论 Meiyouren Yuedu Pinglun (Nobody Reads the Comments) So what do Chinese people think about their country? Below are translations of three comments appended in Chinese (and hence not intended for foreigners) to a video [more…]

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Meiyouren Yuedu Pinglun, Part One

6th April 2024 Joe Slater 2107 Comments

没有人阅读评论 Meiyouren Yuedu Pinglun (Nobody Reads the Comments) “SINCE 1978 China has liberated more people from poverty than any other country in history, partly because China before 1978 consigned more people to poverty than anywhere [more…]

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