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?

Tone policing is the first cousin of Gaslighting (bags not being invited to that family’s Christmas lunch!) and is when one party in a debate/fight criticises the other party for expressing emotion. It belittles the logic of a statement by attacking the emotional state in which it was said, rather than the statement itself. Read more.

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?

Approximately 50% of people suffering with a binge eating disorder, and 25% of people suffering with anorexia or bulimia are male. Yet cultural stigma, as well as under-diagnosis, means these actual percentages are likely much higher. So why are we still being told that eating disorders are just female illnesses — and why is this misconception so very problematic?

Connor Spratt, shares his experience from his own eating disorder and discusses why lack of male representation has a devastating effect on recovery.

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 . . .