The workplace #MeToo backlash, queer life in Sāmoa, ditching the makeup bag, tales of female desire and do women have better sex in socialist states?
Men now avoid women in the workplace, research shows
The #MeToo movement and the reduction in harassment it has achieved has brought with it a ‘backlash’ with negative side effects for women’s careers, research has found.
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Stories from Samoan queer life
Fa`afafine, transgender, and queer people of Sāmoa tell their own stories in a new book.
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Christina Hoff Sommers: contemporary feminism portrays women as victims
"Instead of a quest for a sort of humanitarian equality we've moved to a kind of female chauvinism."
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Julie Bindel: Come on feminists, ditch the makeup bag
“Beyonce is brilliant, talented, strong, amazing - but she’s not a feminist because she’s a strong woman."
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Fixed It: taking on the mistreatment of women by the media
For the past three years, Australian journalist Jane Gilmore has made it her mission to fix headlines that label, blame and shame women.
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Karley Sciortino: I'm pretty slutty
Vogue sex columnist and 'sexpert' Karley Sciortino fronts the VICE TV show Slutever.
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Writer Lisa Taddeo on female desire
Lisa Taddeo spent eight years tracking the women whose stories comprise her book Three Women, which explores our complicated relationship with sex.
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Hadassah Grace: 'There’s a lot of hatred towards sex workers in our society'
Former stripper Hadassah Grace has written a book of poetry called How to Take Off Your Clothes.
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Is socialism better for women's sex lives?
Socialism offers women more opportunities to live better lives than unregulated capitalism, says university professor Kristen Ghodsee.
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What's it like being a woman in the music industry?
The internet has given women in music more autonomy but hasn't really changed the way they're regarded in the industry, says music critic Amy Raphael.
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