Primark, A Pervert’s Paradise. What Can Be Done? Part 2
Understanding the problems within Primark stores is one thing. But how do we make the company take these incidents seriously?
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Primark, a Pervert’s Paradise: Part 1
Women and girls are frequently targeted by male predators inside Primark stores. A fake u-turn over gender neutral changing rooms will not protect them.
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Hands Off The Bump: Body Autonomy in Pregnancy
Pregnant women still find their bodily autonomy violated - not just by medical professionals, not just by relatives but even by strangers in the street.
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Out of the Fog: How Society Teaches Us Not to Love
Renée Gerlich outlines how we are robbed of the natural urge to feel compassion by cultural expectations in her new book Out of the Fog.
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Predators and Their Enablers
Those who argue for respectability and moderation serve the purposes of the predators who wish to go about their business unchallenged.
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The Persistence of Paul Blanchard: No Cancel Culture for Straight White Men
The continuing ability of Paul Blanchard’s podcast Media Masters to draw in big names sits in stark contrast to the cancellations of women.
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The Saga of Paul Blanchard and the Abuse of Madelaine Hanson
Madelaine Hanson published her story of an abusive boss on Medium. They forced her to remove any identifying details. That boss was Paul Blanchard.
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Relative Evil: Hypocrisy Amongst the Religious Moralists
As a Catholic priest declares abortion worse than paedophilia, Christians should examine the hypocrisy of religious moralism.
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Political Vessels: Claudia Clare’s ‘And The Door Opened’ Exhibition
Claudia Clare's powerful exhibition on surviving the sex industry tells a story of recovery from abuse, writes Jo Bartosch.
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VCPA, South Dakota: Why Is Sterilizing Children Good for the Economy?
The Vulnerable Child Protection Act in South Dakota has been criticised by businesses, but blackmail should not be the basis of medical policy.
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