What’s the deal with the second Trump impeachment, and will it really make a difference?
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Why Stacey Abrams is the real hero of the 2020 US election
But it’s not up to Black women to save the world.
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28 tweets that tell the story of last night’s US election rollercoaster (and it’s not over yet)
Twitter was on fire as the counting began across America. There was hope, worry, dismay, then hope again. Here are 28 tweets that sum up the drama.
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe faces return to prison
British-Iranian woman Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was imprisoned in Tehran in 2016 under charges of spying and conspiracy.
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#ENDSARS: one woman’s must-read eyewitness account from the frontline in Nigeria
Police brutality in Nigeria – read director of ActionAid Nigeria, Ene Obi's frontline eye-witness account
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It was a grim week for reproductive rights. Here’s what you missed
From Poland to the US, this week was a reminder that abortion rights are never guaranteed.
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Black British activists share their hopes for the future
Spotlighting the leading voices for change with some wise words for a better future
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Why Taiwo Owatemi’s powerful speech on feeding families is going viral
It comes after yesterday’s debate around extending free school meals.
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A Black fire: Grenfell and racism’s impact on a community tragedy
"It really does something to the psyche to be shown time and again, how much your government doesn’t care about your community"
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This how you can help the #EndSARS movement from the UK
Everything you need to know about what's going on in Nigeria.
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This is how Black women in the UK are really feeling
We asked Black women in the UK to tell us what they think, feel and want right now.
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Hope, positivity and power: “What I learned when I met Black Lives Matter’s Alicia Garza”
Stylist magazine's guest editor and Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza on what drives her to keep going.
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13 times Jacinda Ardern showed the world what good leadership looks like
As the New Zealand prime minister wins her second term in office, we look back at the most iconic moments of her political career so far.
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“Sad, angry, frustrated”: 11 reactions to the Covid Tier 2 and Tier 3 lockdowns
The government has announced that millions of people up and down the country will face tougher coronavirus restrictions. Here’s how we reacted to the news.
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Line of Duty fans: the BBC’s next big political thriller is for you
Roadkill stars Helen McCrory and Hugh Laurie.
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Life
Women in England and Wales can help make misogyny a hate crime from today
And you can do it by sharing your own experiences of gender-based crime.
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How lockdown rules put a literal price on maintaining friendships
“I can’t meet up with my family at home, but I can go to the pub. What gives?”
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“Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death makes me fear for America’s future”
We've lost an inimitable trailblazer – and everything is at stake.
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Life
We need to talk about this clip of an 11-year-old girl asking Martin Lewis about money
“I’m kind of just worried to pay university tuition...”
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“I’m a human rights barrister – and this case made me question the UK’s approach to FGM”
Barrister Charlotte Proudman discusses the case of an 11-year-old girl at risk of deportation from the UK, despite facing FGM in her home country.
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Contraceptive services in England are seriously struggling – and MPs are calling for change
It’s not all in our heads: contraceptive services really are failing us.
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