Anger. Is it a useless emotion, or a potential source of power and strength? An avenue to conflict, or the fuel to feed our courage?

I am a feminist. I believe all womxn are entitled to equality in all forms — i.e. culturally, economically, politically and socially — and that all womxn have a right to an education, to contraception, to a career, to a vote, and to equality in their relationships.

I do not, however, believe in pushing the feminist movement in a counterintuitive manner . . .

Call yourself a feminist? Then #WhoMadeYourClothes?

White feminism: let’s talk about it. Does your feminism take racism, bigotry, ableism and poverty into account? If not, then who exactly are you trying to help?

As a COVID-infected Trump rides around in a motorcade — putting the lives of two Secret Service agents at risk for a photo-op — the ‘well wishes’ are still coming in, left, right and centre.

Like, what?

When democracy cannot be trusted, does that mean that freedom itself has been eroded?

Let’s takes a quick look at the first US Presidential Debate of 2020 . . .

Approximately 11 months ago, Trump formally notified the United Nations that the United States would be withdrawing from the Paris Agreement . . .

So now what?

Pioneer of equality and a revolutionary American feminist, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, has died at the age of 87.

This is a huge blow for feminism, equality and progressive politics. Yet in the wake of the 2020 Election — and beyond this — what does this mean actually for America’s future civil liberties?

Our government’s have failed to fulfil the pledges they made a decade ago to protect our planet’s crucial biodiversity.

So now what?

World Ozone Day is a wonderful reminder of how collective decisions and action, guided by science, are the only way to solve major global crises.

More of this please. This sh_t is urgent . . .

Standing against racial injustice means more than just performative social media posts.

Read, learn, share, donate. Uplift the communities of Black, Indigenous and People of Colour.

The Redress Design Award have announced this year’s winners, signalling a new era of conscious fashion designers ready to tackle the worsening global waste crisis.

Conscious designers that focus on responsible design and re-manufacturing from upcycled materials: welcome to the future of design.