‘The Yellow Wallpaper’: Why Does Confinement Look Yellow?
There is probably a reason why Oscar Wilde’s last words were: “My wallpaper and I are fighting a duel to
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Cultural Violence: The Manson Case
For years, Brian Warner, more commonly known by his stage name, Marilyn Manson, has personified what was seen as the
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COVID-19 and Women in Medicine
Female health is in a state of crisis. Like their male counterparts on the medical frontline, female workers are susceptible
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What Mainstream Feminism Gets Wrong: The Myth of Choice
If you have even dipped your toes into the pool of mainstream à la Buzzfeed feminism, you have probably come
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The Question of Gender In The Horror Genre
When it comes to horror films – we’re all very accustomed to seeing the same things. There’s always some overly
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Female Voices in the Climate Strike Movement
Public concern for the environment has reached a record high. The European Union has seen a 40% increase in Green
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This month with Women in Work
Deputy Features Editor Julia Bennett discusses this month’s game plan with Women in Work.
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21st century feminism and the problem of exclusivity
Henri Dow combats the issues of privilege, whiteness and intersectionality in modern feminism.
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Wonder Woman finds new line of work at the United Nations
Claire Fogarty examines the appointment of Wonder Woman as their honorary mascot for gender equality but is her appointment counter-productive?
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Editorial 206: In defense of free speech, even at its most offensive
The Saint’s view on free speech and the pro-life society.
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