June 23, 2020

Why ‘Labor of Love’ is a feminist masterpiece The revolutionary new dating show dares to take a single, older woman seriously

Zoe Strimpel

17.06

How the Left betrayed feminism Who needs women's sex-based rights when you have authoritarian utopianism?

Sarah Ditum

21.05

Lockdown shattered my parental bond A few weeks ago, the strange telepathy that exists between mother and child broke down

Mary Harrington

20.04

The unhappy truth about surrogacy BBC drama <i>The Nest</I> romanticises — and normalises — the renting of women's wombs

Julie Bindel

13.03

Why aren’t women having more babies? Feminism didn't kill the birth rate — liberal individualism did

Mary Harrington

10.03

Why feminism needs to aim above the belt Books like <i>Raising the Skirt</i> aren't doing women any favours by reducing their agency to their genitals

Ella Whelan

28.02

Feminism’s job is far from finished We need young women to stop shouting 'blow jobs are real jobs' and start engaging in meaningful activism

Julie Bindel

14.02

Why mock Jordan Peterson’s suffering? The controversial professor's critics are delighting in his tribulations — it's not a good look

Simon Evans

12.02

Kirk Douglas and the cult of Hollywood’s bad boys The film business still buys into 1950s tropes about strong men and submissive women

Tanya Gold

11.02

How daughters turn fathers into feminists Sometimes it does take fatherhood to turn on men's empathy-valve

Tom Chivers

17.01

The day America went dry A century ago today the US banned the sale of alcohol, destroying its native breweries and empowering the Mafia

Henry Jeffreys

15.01

Samira Ahmed’s win is for all women The BBC presenter's victory isn't an elitist moment: it's part of a long battle for equality and dignity

Julie Bindel