25 Nov 2020 - 12:15am

Why I had to leave The Guardian If you were bullied by 338 colleagues, what would you do?

Suzanne Moore

17.11

Forty years after the Ripper, women still aren’t safe In Leeds, the police prioritise 'managed misogyny' over locking up predators

Joan Smith

21.10

Feminists shouldn’t have sex before marriage Women have always been screwed over by no-strings-attached trysts

Mary Harrington

16.10

Germaine Greer: damaged goods The feminist's imperfections make us think harder about what we believe

Sarah Ditum

15.10

Do men really hate women? The 'manosphere' drips with misogyny but Laura Bates doesn't convincingly explain why

James Bloodworth

12.10

Feminism’s dangerous new allies The Left may have let women down, but be wary of false promises from the Right

Julie Bindel

16.09

Cuties isn’t kiddie porn — it’s tragedy We are too squeamish about the power and vulnerability that’s unique to female puberty

Mary Harrington

14.09

What if the feminists had won? Eleanor Rathbone's proposal to pay women for housework and childcare was just too ahead of its time

Mary Harrington

08.09

Why defunding the police will hurt women most The criminal justice system is the only safeguard for those in greatest need of protection

Louise Perry

07.09

What the West gets wrong about consent Modern feminists look askance at arranged marriages, yet turn a blind eye to violent misogyny

Jenny McCartney

19.08

How sexual empowerment screws women The only winners from sex-positive porniness are men

Mary Harrington

17.08

No one has the ‘right’ to have a baby The movement for fertility equality is pushing against the limits our bodies place on us

Louise Perry