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Dr Kathleen Stock’s ‘Material Girls’ – Living in Our Material World?

July 2, 2021 | by Heather Brunkskell-Evans | 0 Comments

Material Girls by Dr Kathleen Stock concedes too much ground to a reactionary orthodoxy, argues Dr Heather Brunskell-Evans. Read more

The Bravest Women in Britain – Speakers Corner

June 21, 2021 | by Stella Perrett | 2 Comments

The Christian preacher Hatun Tash receives no recognition for challenging Islamic extremists at Speakers Corner, but plenty of threats and actual violence. Read more

Stitched Up With Embroidered Accusations: Artist Jess de Wahls Cancelled

June 18, 2021 | by Bryndís Blackadder | 2 Comments

The Royal Academy of Arts in London pledged to avoid stocking art by Jess de Wahls after a social media campaign denounced her as a ‘TERF’. Read more

The Strange Death of The British Labour Party

June 15, 2021 | by Tal Tyagi | 0 Comments

Labour’s legacy means little if they can’t win elections. Identity politics has only furthered the decline of the party. Where does the answer lie? Read more

Civil Disobedience and Its Discontents: Julian Vigo and joey brite

June 3, 2021 | by Donovan Cleckley | 0 Comments

Julian Vigo interviews joey brite, who discusses her controversial essay “The Four Horsemen of the Gender-Critical Apocalypse”. Read more

Growing Concerns of the Northern Ireland Border Post-Brexit

May 10, 2021 | by Tracey Woodward | 0 Comments

What’s behind renewed tensions over the Northern Ireland Border? Tracey Woodward from Reiss Edwards explains. In recent weeks, old tensions have been renewed on the border in Northern Ireland. Following several nights of violence, including the use of petrol bombs, stones, and other weapons against the police, the US White House expressed its concern. White House spokesperson, Jen Psaki, stated, […] Read more

How Betrayal and Shame in the Women’s Movement Keeps Holding Us Back

April 27, 2021 | by Joey Brite | 31 Comments

The history of any movement is littered with betrayal and shame. The women’s movement is no different – and we shouldn’t be afraid to talk about it. SILENCED HISTORY OF A HEIST: ‘… every lesbian in the community in turn was heavily warned to never speak of this shameful incident as we were all told, […] Read more

10 Ways Gender Ideology Resembles a Cult

April 23, 2021 | by Jess Grant | 4 Comments

A comparison between the understood methods by which cults operate and the spread of gender ideology draws unavoidable parallels. What is a cult? One definition is “a new religion.” But not every cult is religious: there are political and therapy cults too. I researched the Ramtha cult while getting my MPA at The Evergreen State […] Read more

The Batley School Blockade – Do I Need to Draw You a Picture?

March 31, 2021 | by Stella Perrett | 1 Comments

Our country’s lack of support for the Batley School teacher suspended over a Mohammed cartoon stands in stark contrast to the French response. Read more