GRL Talk with Lily O’Farrell: On Getting To Know …
You’ve probably come across Lily O’Farrell’s work on Instagram before, under her account’s name of @vulgadrawings, and now the artist…
Why Cressida Dick’s ‘Bad Apple’ Argument Upholds Rape Culture
Britain’s most senior police chief Cressida Dick said last week that there is the occasional “badun” at the Metropolitan police service.…
Three Women On How They’re Reclaiming The Female Nude …
There’s a lot of naked women in art museums. From proud Greek goddesses to anonymous lounging muses, female nudes line…
The New Victims’ Code Is Promising – But It’s Still …
On April 1st, the Ministry of Justice announced the enforcement of its new ‘Victims’ Code’. The code arrives at a…
The ‘Spy Cops’ Bill Would Allow Violence Against Women To …
Sarah Everard’s death was a tragedy that impacted everyone that loved her and every woman that heard her story. Sarah’s…
Since the CHIS was first discussed in the House of Lords in October 2020, the Centre for Women’s Justice has campaigned for the government to decline this bill or at least limit the offences to ensure that women’s safety is prioritised and there is access to justice for the survivors. The government denied their petition.
Why Women Are Always Blamed For The Violence Men Perpetrate …
He had “a really bad day.” And with that statement, the shooter of eight people was exonerated. I had a…
The Modern-day Portrayal Of Witchcraft & Its (many) Nuances.
In case you haven’t noticed yet, witchcraft has officially gone mainstream. Everyone from Lana Del Rey to TikTok influencers are…