The Policy Ask with Martha Lane Fox: “Women should be in every place decisions are made”
The entrepreneur and president of the British Chambers of Commerce on the economic crash, co-launching gov.uk and Rwanda’s policies on…
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The entrepreneur and president of the British Chambers of Commerce on the economic crash, co-launching gov.uk and Rwanda’s policies on…
ByProgressive men see Barbiemania as a capitalist conspiracy. Women see a femininity they’ve had to repress for years.
BySome argue that lived experience and personal choice trump biology – but they are wrong.
ByWe should question a mindset that viciously excludes whole groups of people.
ByIt was banned by the FA for 50 years, but the football my team plays has opened up a more…
ByLeah Broad’s Quartet restores the pioneering work and colourful lives of Britain’s finest female composers.
ByThe singer who rose to fame with her band Antony and the Johnsons on her mentor Lou Reed, transphobia and…
ByThe songwriter on her stroke, country vs rock, and why she hates “feminists in music using the fact that they’re…
ByIn the feminist thinker’s essays of the 1970s, members of her sex are portrayed as political pawns rather than human…
ByPublishing is obsessed with bending old male stories into womanly shapes.
ByResearch finds the UK’s measly paternity leave is a drag on the economy.
ByI want to have children – so why does getting pregnant fill me with fear?
ByThe Hampstead MP and former Oscar-winning actor on why people her age shouldn’t run politics, coming close to “castrating" her…
ByVulnerable women making decisions in harrowing circumstances should not end up in prison.
ByThe Nobel laureate on abortion, the “shame” of her upbringing and forging a new working-class literature.
ByThe journalist and former chief content officer for Goop on learning not to be good.
By“I miss your normal body,” I later texted my boyfriend, having survived one of the most conflicting nights of my…
ByWomen won’t put up with having their bodies pumped full of hormones any longer.
ByWhy extending redundancy protections for expectant mothers and new parents is long overdue.
ByThe UK’s 13 million menopausal women deserve better rights at work.
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