Tuesday 9 March, 2021
The kickback women face when we dare to show contempt for this societal norm is most intriguing, writes Síomha Ní Ruairc.
Journalist and and Irish Book Awards-nominated editor Sinead Gleeson on why speaking out can help bring change.
“Thanks for rescuing me”.
(But still, don’t call her one)
(But still, don’t call her one)
The story has gone viral, but all is not as it seems.
The knickers had a message calling for the 8th amendment to the constitution to be removed.
The magazine is holding a poll on words that “should be banned”.
Elle magazine asked him five times.
Bring on the ‘Beyonce is/isn’t a feminist’ articles.
A Feminist Film Festival will be held in Dublin next month – the profits will benefit victims of sex trafficking.
The writer was in Vicar Street last night, asking people to stand on chairs.
One amateur art historian believes he has the story behind that smile…
Isabella Sorley and John Nimmo sent expletive-laden messages to Caroline Criado-Perez.
A few months ago the word “feminist” was strictly taboo for pop stars, but now they’re falling over themselves to identify as feminists, writes Lisa McInerney
The movies will be given an ‘A’ rating if they pass the Bechdel test.
The singer said it would be a tragedy if the three women received a lengthy sentence for their anti-Vladimir Putin protest.
Meanwhile, protests took place opposite the Moscow courthouse in support of the three women on trial in Russia.
Groupthink, cronyism and lack of accountability are largely to blame for the disastrous mess Ireland is now in, writes Clara Fischer.
The feminist movement has a bad name – but its mission is more relevant in these times than ever, writes Linda Kelly.
