The Cotton Ceiling Is a Continuation of Rape Culture by Other Means
Attempts by men to coerce sex from women have only been further legitimised by the idea of the Cotton Ceiling.
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Struggles over Strategy Within The Women’s Suffrage Movement
The women's suffrage movement in the UK encompassed many individuals and organisations with differing views and strategies. What can we learn from this?
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Left-Wing Misogyny: Back With a Vengeance
There have always been misogynist views amongst men on the left. Those views have once again risen to the surface, no longer banished to the shadows.
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Where Each Party Stands on Self-ID and Women’s Rights
The 2019 election is a complicated one for many who support women's rights, particularly in the realm of gender identity and self-ID.
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Flushing Women’s Toilets down the Pan – a Backwards Step
100 years ago, a lack of public women's toilets kept them confined to the home. Unisex facilities and self ID risk once again pushing women out.
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Erasing Women from the Abortion Debate
Recent attempts, successful or otherwise, to enact laws to restrict access to abortion in several US states have highlighted an issue that feminists and others critical of gender have been agitating about for years.
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Sexual Assault: We Know the Problem. It Is Time for a Solution
Whilst long on complaints, #MeToo was short on solutions. It is imperative we confront the underlying cultural and psychological causes of sexual assault.
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The Bad Medicine of Transgenderism – Repeating Errors of the Past
In 1536 a 22-year-old medical student stole a body from the gallows. It was illegal, but his scientific curiosity prevailed. Andreas Vesalius would go on to change understanding of anatomy with his seminal work, De Humani Corporis Fabrica (On the Fabric of the Human Body). This was not what he set out to do, however. […]
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