The vexed history of British feminism
A century ago women activists worked together despite their political differences. Can they do so again?
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A century ago women activists worked together despite their political differences. Can they do so again?
ByKeir Starmer must accept that JK Rowling is right.
ByPublished between the wars, Woolf’s essay Three Guineas still has lessons for today’s conflict-ravaged world.
ByCasual misogyny is flooding the mainstream under the guise of anti-racism.
ByShe was a lawyer for 15 years, then left to become a playwright. The resulting work has shifted approaches to…
ByConcepts popularised and dismissed a decade ago have returned to mainstream popular culture. Are we living in a time warp?
ByExistential anxiety about AI is just patriarchy’s fear of itself.
ByThe idea of using positive, feminist male influencers to “counterbalance” social media sexism fails to understand today’s young male minds.
ByThe UN’s special rapporteur on violence against women and girls discusses the rights of refugees, sex-based violence in Gaza, and…
ByHow the bluestockings used wit and learning to subvert a deeply misogynist culture.
ByA short film at Tate Britain is a reminder of the glorious energy and contradictions of the women’s liberation movement.
ByNot all criticism of female-led trends is misogynistic.
ByMaxwell had her chance to argue she is being punished because she is a woman. The jury didn’t believe it,…
ByThe singer’s faux-feminist branding is so convincing journalists are doing her PR for her.
ByThe late author may be the most misunderstood writer in the American canon.
ByPublishers may have attempted to turn this once trashy genre into something more serious, but gossip prevails.
ByCelebrating pain does not make it go away.
ByThe psychologist was a feminist icon for her work on how gender shapes our morality. But now, in her eighties,…
ByFringe ideas about sex have increasing political power on the right.
ByThe “Feminist Barrister’s” entitled sensationalism detracts from her causes.
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