People
Billie Jean King on double standards: “Girls are brought up to be perfect”
“My mother was always worried about me being a lady at all times...but what does that mean?"
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- Emily Reynolds
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Sexism
OpinionTheresa May’s meeting with Trump has exposed how fickle the sisterhood really is
It’s 2018. Aren’t we all better than this?
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- Kayleigh Dray
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Life“Dear Joan and Jericha is dark, cruel and sexist – and it’s my new favourite podcast”
Tired of feeling outraged by misogyny? Julia Davis and Vicki Pepperdine’s satirical advice podcast will let you laugh at it, instead.
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- Moya Crockett
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LifeMeet the women spearheading this Friday’s protest against Trump
Will you be joining us to make a stand against Trump?
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- Alix Walker
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OpinionWhy does Wimbledon still refer to female tennis stars by their married names?
It’s an archaic tradition that erases women’s achievements. Can we consign it to the history books already?
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- Moya Crockett
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OpinionHow this politician turned a young woman’s murder into a conversation about him
Everyone is talking about David Leyonhjelm’s sexism and slut-shaming – but he shouldn’t be the focus of our attention.
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- Moya Crockett
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Visible Women“If we want more women in the public eye, our ideas about power must change”
42% of women wouldn’t get involved in public life because they’re “not that type of person”. But why can’t “that type of person” be an ordinary woman?
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- Moya Crockett
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Long Reads“The upskirting bill is just the start. Here’s what we need to tackle next”
There are still big, gaping holes in the law - and it's time to make a change
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- Sarah Biddlecombe
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Opinion“How dare people compare Maya Angelou to men accused of domestic violence?”
She was a sex worker. They were alleged abusers. They’re not the same thing.
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- Moya Crockett
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Visible WomenThis editor took out a full-page ad after being mistaken for a sex worker
“We are black creative women heading to Cannes, please do not ask us how much for the night #AssumeNothing.”
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- Moya Crockett
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