Next month, the Everyday Sexism Project celebrates its fifth birthday. Given that a lot can happen in half a decade (see: President Donald Trump), you’d be forgiven for hoping that things might have changed for women since Laura Bates launched her ground-breaking, misogyny-collating website. But alas; alack. The world still largely treats women as sex objects, and the Daily Mail is leading the charge.

By now, you’ve probably already seen the British tabloid’s controversial front page, featuring a photo of Prime Minister Theresa May and Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in a Glasgow hotel room. The two women, both wearing sober skirt suits and determined expressions, were there to discuss Scotland’s renewed desire for independence in the wake of Brexit.

The Mail chose to run this headline: “Never mind Brexit, who won Legs-it!”

Even by British tabloid standards, and even without the glaring grammatical error (questions generally require a question mark, you guys!), it’s a headline for the ages. Precisely which age, however, is up for debate. Personally? I’m going for 1952.

“The Daily Mail’s front page is a stark reminder that no woman can escape objectification”