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Flushing Women’s Toilets down the Pan – a Backwards Step

June 18, 2019 | by Katie Barker | 0 Comments

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. Read more

Eros and Thanatos, Love and Death: an Enduring Entanglement

June 17, 2019 | by Daniel Sharp | 0 Comments

Love and death have been entangled for a long time in the lives of many gay men. Read more

NSPCC Employee Films Himself Masturbating at Work

June 14, 2019 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

Earlier this week the news broke on Twitter that James Makings, Celebrity and Talent Manager at the NSPCC, had made rubber-themed pornography at work. Read more

On the Importance of Definitions | Alessandra Asteriti

June 10, 2019 | by Alessandra Asteriti | 0 Comments

Maintaining clear definitions is vital for the purpose of applying legal protections, argues Professor Alessandra Asteriti. Read more

Open Letter to the British Media: You are Complicit in Male Violence Against Feminists

June 7, 2019 | by Dan Fisher | 0 Comments

After Julie Bindel was attacked at the end of a meeting in which she discussed male violence, British media outlets responded shamefully. Read more

When Quillette’s Latest Attempt to Legitimise Race Science Met Actual Scientists

June 6, 2019 | by CNLifestyle | 0 Comments

A Quillette article claims studies prove that inherent racial differences exist and 'race science' is legitimate. What does the science actually say? Read more

How to be a Woman on Twitter

June 4, 2019 | by Alessandra Asteriti | 0 Comments

Socialist, feminist women are being purged from twitter for expressing the 'wrong' opinions. Professor Alessandra Asteriti tells her story. Read more

Pronouns are Rohypnol

June 3, 2019 | by Barra Kerr | 0 Comments

The following article was removed from publication on Medium. We present it unedited for readers to make up their own minds. There’s a lot of chat around about pronouns right now. Specifically, ‘preferred’ pronouns. By which is usually meant, the pronouns a person would prefer other people to use when they are the subject being […] Read more

Julius Malema and Capitalism in South Africa: The Bitter Statesman

June 1, 2019 | by Takudza Mazwienduna | 0 Comments

Julius Malema follows a long trend of 'bitter statesmen', drawing from the resentment of those left behind to fuel an aggressively partisan grievance. Read more

Erasing Women from the Abortion Debate

May 15, 2019 | by Katie Barker | 0 Comments

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. Read more

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