Suzanne Moore

Society

Summerhill has filled the powers that be with fear of naked feral children who never attend lessons

• 27 March 2000

Society

I watched the tower block explode: a failed experiment in living went up in a cloud of smoke

• 28 February 2000

Society

The Americans fight their culture wars over abortion; the British fight over buggery

• 14 February 2000

Society

Blame is heaped on bad mothers, bad employers, bad government. No bad fathers mentioned whatsoever

• 31 January 2000

Society

I'm lucky. Even if the world ends on New Year's Eve, the Turkish shop at the end of my road will still be open

• 20 December 1999

Society

For traditional Tory women, a speech by Michael Heseltine was the closest they ever got to oral sex

• 06 December 1999

Politics

Celebrity - Worshippers at the shrine of St Tara of Klosters

• 22 November 1999

The nineties - Fame looks like the new religion. But, argues Suzanne Moore, we pick and choose famous people like any other consumer products

Society

I don't know anyone who has had a divorce because some poor gay sod has won legal recognition

• 08 November 1999

Society

Men are the new children, doomed to chill-cook dinners and talk about sport instead of emotions

• 25 October 1999
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Society

No wonder the Tories like common sense so much: it amounts to little more than refusing to think

• 11 October 1999