Young women are radicalising
Britain’s young women are sad, alienated and increasingly left-wing
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Why can’t I get contraception as a gay woman?
Because I am dating a woman, I was refused a coil – a routine treatment to help manage period pain
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The feminisation mystique: who ruined the West?
If we must blame something, blame capitalism
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The Diddy judgement doesn’t mean MeToo is dead
Sean Combs’s short sentence doesn’t mean real feminist progress isn’t happening outside of the spotlight
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Trump, Tylenol and toughing it out
The US president follows an age-old tradition of telling women they have to suffer to be proper mothers
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Far-right protesters cower behind motherhood
Lost men are using mothers to launder their dirty ideas
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Born in chains
Prisons abandon women to give birth alone – at great risk to their lives, and those of their babies.
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From the archive: Women’s hidden discontent
November 1913: Christabel Pankhurst calls for militancy in the fight for female suffrage.
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Farewell Carrie Bradshaw, the imperfect radical
She changed things for women. I can see why the boundaried younger generation are affronted to hear that.
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Reform still has a woman problem
The right has almost always had a disadvantage among women in Britain.
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How Pamela Anderson broke modern feminism
While women attack female celebrities online, the patriarchy marches on.
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Beware the girlosphere
What do young women do on the internet?
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Giorgia Meloni’s selective memory
The Italian prime minister’s autobiography revises her and her country’s history. But Meloni’s success is a template for right populist…
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Wes Streeting’s maternity revolution
The Health Secretary has vowed to overhaul the NHS’s most scandalous service.
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Abortion’s unwelcome return to British politics
Parliament will vote tomorrow on a bill that could break the consensus on feminism’s great achievement.
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Fang Fang’s acts of resistance
The Chinese author’s controversial novels are powerful narratives of patriarchal violence.
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The long shadow of WeightWatchers
The company couldn’t keep up with the new landscape created by Ozempic, but the diet industry is as exclusive as…
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Andrea Dworkin’s dispatches from the sex wars
In her 1981 treatise, Dworkin called porn “the orchestrated destruction of women’s bodies and souls”. Forty years later, has sex-positive…
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Paolo Sorrentino’s Parthenope is an exercise in the male gaze
The Italian director’s latest film is all beauty and no sense.
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The sounds that shape us
Alice Vincent’s Hark asks why gender, age and parenthood change the way we listen.
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