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There’s no sex in this city without Samantha

Posted on 7th February 20217th February 2021 by Freya Alsop

Sex and the City is an undeniably iconic show that celebrates women’s sexuality, but with news of the series’ reboot there are some concerns that this series will have more City than Sex in it.

Is feminism hurting men?

Posted on 13th December 202030th January 2021 by Ioana Grădinaru

Ioana Grădinaru looks at the validity of claims that feminism is hurting men, and whether these arguments should instead be directed at the gender imbalance it seeks to redress.

“It’s a shame” – Period Poverty and The Narrative of Shame

Posted on 25th November 202025th November 2020 by Cassie Bythell

This discusses the sexist ‘shame’ that follows menstruation and the effect this shame has on campaigns trying to tackle period poverty.

An Ode to TV’s Messy Women

Posted on 26th October 202026th October 2020 by Alice Browne

‘I have a horrible feeling, I am a greedy, perverted, selfish, apathetic, cynical, depraved, morally bankrupt woman who can’t even call herself a feminist’ proclaims Fleabag in the opening episode of Phoebe Waller Bridge’s darkly […]

Pick up a non-fiction book every once in a while!

Posted on 23rd October 202023rd October 2020 by Mia Fulford

Non-Fiction is not everybody’s favourite. Particularly during term-time, when so much of your reading is dedicated to dense, academic texts, reading a book for pleasure can be the last thing we want to do. When […]

“I So Would Have Gone for You”

Posted on 23rd October 202022nd October 2020 by Ruby Campbell

Ruby discusses whether the pandemic has increased sexual harassment and unwanted flirtations. She takes us through her funny but distressing personal experience of having an increased amount of male reappearances during lockdown. There must be […]

A Woman’s Place In A Pandemic

Posted on 14th August 202014th August 2020 by Emma Hubberstey

“A woman’s place is in the house” remains a misogynistic message echoed by remnants of western societies and, despite feminist movements proving largely successful in balancing scales of inequality between genders, still remains as a […]

Period poverty: What is it and what can we do about it?

Posted on 19th July 202019th July 2020 by Amy Randles

Period poverty has become a trending topic recently, but it is fair to say that most people believe that it is a “developing world” issue. This is far from the truth. From the misconception that […]

Sudan to outlaw female genital mutilation

Posted on 20th May 2020 by Kerry Pearson

Female genital mutilation (FGM) is the procedure or ‘ritual’ which involves the cutting or removal of all or some of the external female genitalia. FGM is practised worldwide, most common in Africa, Asia and the […]

COVID-19 is preventing women in Northern Ireland from accessing safe abortions

Posted on 20th April 202020th April 2020 by Serena Waters

The impact of COVID-19 on health services has been immeasurable, with the consequences expected to extend many years into the future. One area which has seen a change in legislation due to the ongoing crisis […]

Is it possible to eliminate female genital mutilation by 2030?

Posted on 3rd April 2020 by Zoé Green

It is estimated that female genital mutilation has affected over two hundred million girls and women across thirty-one countries. There are three million global cases a year. Despite this, a new report has stated that […]

Has the guilty verdict for Harvey Weinstein significantly influenced the #MeToo movement?

Posted on 30th March 202030th March 2020 by Lucy Barber

The MeToo movement began in 2006 when Tarana Burke created the phrase, however, it was popularized in 2017 when Alyssa Milano encouraged victims of sexual harassment and assault to speak up on Twitter to increase […]

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