Judith Butler and the fear of gender
In the 1990s a new philosophy helped open up alternative ways of being. Nobody predicted it would lead to war.
ByIn the 1990s a new philosophy helped open up alternative ways of being. Nobody predicted it would lead to war.
ByLeah Broad’s Quartet restores the pioneering work and colourful lives of Britain’s finest female composers.
ByYour weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
ByA House of Commons Commission has proposed to exclude MPs accused of sexual and violent crimes from parliament.
ByThe government has made hormone replacement therapy cheaper, but any cost exacerbates the gender health gap.
ByScientists are developing a male pill with no side effects, but it would be an outrage if this luxury wasn’t…
ByThe policy lead at TechUK on reforming childcare, quantum technologies and being inspired by Chi Onwurah.
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ByWe might be tempted to see prizes for women as less necessary with each passing year – but non-fiction is…
ByIn this Mennonite #MeToo drama, the victims of male violence must choose between faith and their desire for justice.
ByHad supposedly progressive politicians listened to women’s concerns over trans prisoners they would not have been so badly exposed.
ByAnas Sarwar’s party risks coming across as a limp facsimile of the SNP.
By19 October 1929: Our newspapers are full of sex wars, sex repressions, sex this and sex that.
ByThe ease with which sexist attacks have undermined Sanna Marin and Magdalena Andersson should concern us all.
ByThe scientist and writer on being “over-emotional”, sexism in the workplace, and why women’s pain is less likely to be…
By2 October 1964: Anti-domestic, anti-romantic and rather anti-men: there is an outburst of programmes on women in society.
BySociety will continue to politicise women’s sexuality even if feminists choose not to.
ByAt the extreme end of trans activism, obnoxious behaviour shades into something more pathological.
ByLouise Perry’s new book is a provocative denunciation of pornified culture and sex positivity.
ByIf a woman isn’t hired because she might take time off due to period pain, perhaps she would be better…
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