The will to change
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20 years later, a legacy that goes far beyond the pages of a book.
Why it is that daughters are cursed with bearing the brunt of parenting, especially the eldest ones?
The commodification of Frida Kahlo
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Frida Kahlo, the most celebrated Mexican artist, has been heavily misrepresented and appropriated following her death.
Picture this: it’s the year 2000. Juicy Couture’s velour tracksuits are ever-present. Bubblegum pink, baguette bags, and bedazzled logos are…
Educating Men: Why the curriculum needs changing
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The school curriculum is failing our children. Sarah Everard paid the price, how many more women will have to before enough is enough?
As many women come forward and highlight their unfair experience with the tabloid media, will we see an end to the unfair vilification of women in the media?
Gender bias: Impacting global health policies
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As the pandemic affects everyone in society, we speak to patients, doctors and other experts on why feminist rhetoric is needed in the medical professions.
How did Netflix’ version of the Winx Saga end up so different from its original version? And can fans give the show a fair shot as a result?
The Netflix Effect: The resurgence of Chess
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We examine the way in which lockdown and a Netflix mini-series have fuelled the revival of a centuries old game of strategy.
Pro-life feminism and gender parity in Guatemala
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Girls as young as ten are giving birth every day in Guatemala, but Margarita Alonzo, pro-life feminist and congress woman believes all unborn lives must be protected.