Feminism
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Women in Black: peace and justice across borders
Liz Khan reports on the global network of women organising against war and militarism since 1988, with feminist analyses at their core
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Five ‘quiet’ women who shaped Britain’s politics
Women who have driven social change are often sidelined in movement histories. Esther Freeman highlights five capital rebels you should know
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Stella Dadzie: A Whole Heap of Mix Up – review
Stella Dadzie’s collection of essays, poems, diary entries and speeches highlights the importance of Black feminist archival practices, writes Grace Blenkinsop
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The political economy of the manosphere
The online industry feeding off the anger of young men hides a deeper structure of digital capitalism, writes Alison Phipps
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We Grow the World Together – review
We Grow the World Together’s collected essays are a vital resource on caregiving and abolition for those hoping to build a better world for future generations, writes Gracie Mae Bradley
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Can’t complain? An interview with Sara Ahmed
Paula Lacey talks to feminist scholar Sara Ahmed about institutional violence, complaint activism and the power of saying ‘no’
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Women’s day off: feminist strike action since 1975
Valgerður Pálmadóttir recalls the Icelandic women’s strike in 1975 and assesses its continuing relevance today
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