Feminism
Julie Bindel to sue Nottingham council after talk cancelled
Council says it called of Bindel’s talk at library because of her views on transgender rights
Mark Brown
27, Jun, 2022 @4:17 PM
Merry widows? How attitudes to bereaved women have changed
Societies around the world have always had a problem with a wife who belongs to no one. But what does the term even mean in the modern era?
Louisa Young
25, Jun, 2022 @2:00 PM
It’s time to say it: the US supreme court has become an illegitimate institution | Jill Filipovic
With its decision on Roe v Wade, the court has signaled its illegitimacy – and thrown the American project into question
Jill Filipovic
25, Jun, 2022 @6:40 AM
A Woman’s Game by Suzanne Wrack review – taking back the pitch
A fascinating history of women’s football from early 20th century heights, through suppression, to its present-day resurgence
Paula Cocozza
22, Jun, 2022 @6:30 AM
‘Women are treated like walking incubators’: Malta’s fight for abortion
The island nation is the only country in the EU in which termination is still illegal under any circumstances. But women’s rights groups are pushing for change
Rachel Cooke
19, Jun, 2022 @6:00 AM
The ‘feral girl’ of 2022 doesn’t come close to the real thing | Emma Beddington
I thought this was a trend I could get behind - until I realised it was all about hard-partying and wearing yesterday make-up, rather than wearing a discounted fleece and refusing to wash, says Emma Beddington
Emma Beddington
16, Jun, 2022 @6:00 AM
‘I was a misogynist’: Caroline Criado Perez on finding solutions to living in a man’s world
The author, who wrote about a world biased against women, is back with answers in a new podcast. She talks about not fitting in, compassion for her younger self and finding her feminism
Emine Saner
10, Jun, 2022 @2:00 PM
The end of men: the controversial new wave of female utopian fiction
There have been many novels that imagine a world without men – but are these books reductive or freeing?
Sandra Newman
25, May, 2022 @7:00 AM
Macron accused of betraying pledge to stamp out violence against women
Campaigners protest against ‘government of shame’ after minister accused of rape by two women is kept in place
Angelique Chrisafis in Paris
24, May, 2022 @5:09 PM
In capturing the changing face of Britain, playwrights explain us to ourselves | Michael Billington
Beth Steel’s The House of Shades unites national politics and private lives through the fortunes of a working-class family from 1965 to 2019
Michael Billington
23, May, 2022 @4:17 PM
#MeToo is over if we don’t listen to ‘imperfect victims’ like Amber Heard | Martha Gill
When even young women join the actor’s male tormentors, ideas of justice soon begin to unravel
Martha Gill
22, May, 2022 @6:30 AM
Lady Afshar obituary
Politics scholar who put women’s education and voices at the centre of her work
Janet Veitch
19, May, 2022 @4:08 PM
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