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Rebecca Alexander

Rebecca Alexander

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Publisher, The Oxford Eagle

Mississippi

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Health , Public Policy , Reproductive Rights

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Total articles 63

  • Spitfire Women by Rebecca Alexander

    By Rebecca Alexander| The History Girls@ At the start of the second world war, the government realised that the Royal Air Force (RAF) would play a pivotal role in defending Britain. The German air force, the Luftwaffe, had been devastatingly successful in invading first Poland then progressing through Europe. Fighter planes harried troops, provided intelligence and protected the heavier bombers. These strategically blew up important defence positions and infrastructure and demoralised the civilians on the ground.

    By Rebecca Alexander · The History Girls

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Splitting Games

    By Rebecca Alexander| Tribune Magazine Verified A fusion of polemic, anecdote, and theory, Ash Sarkar’s Minority Rule — her first published book — is a journey through the perilous frontierland of identity politics. Originally used as a way of conceptualising the oppression of individuals by way of race, gender, and sexuality, the identitarian creed has since been removed from its anti-capitalist roots, Sarkar argues, and used to justify the persistence of inequality and split the working class.

    By Rebecca Alexander · Tribune Magazine

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Spitfire Women by Rebecca Alexander

    By Rebecca Alexander| The History Girls@ At the start of the second world war, the government realised that the Royal Air Force (RAF) would play a pivotal role in defending Britain. The German air force, the Luftwaffe, had been devastatingly successful in invading first Poland then progressing through Europe. Fighter planes harried troops, provided intelligence and protected the heavier bombers. These strategically blew up important defence positions and infrastructure and demoralised the civilians on the ground.

    By Rebecca Alexander · The History Girls

    Mar. 20, 2025

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The Oxford Eagle

Serving Oxford, Lafayette County and the University of Mississippi

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