In the wake of the media storm surrounding Meghan Markle, James Johnson takes account of the narratives surrounding the history of our newest royal

Traditionally ‘nerdy’ sub-cultures are terrible to women

James Gill gives his opinion on the current state of journalism and free speech

Oppressive beauty standards come in all shapes and sizes

We shouldn’t be just asking about where there is a culture of sexual harassment, but why there is one in the first place

Sam Glover talks to members of the recently banned ‘Incel’ group, and argues that banning the community is the right move

The Men’s Rights Movement make some valid points, it’s just a shame that everyone involved in it thinks such horrible things about women.

The corporate commercialisation of female empowerment is degrading

Personal and political blur together in an infectiously energetic debut album that appropriately develops the pop-punk duo’s sound, writes Joe Casson

We must be more accurate with our definitions of the threats that women face if we are to tackle misogynistic behaviour in public and in private

In light of the Women in Media conference last week, Deputy Fashion and Beauty Editor Sophie Soar presents her favourite woman in the media and her apt ability to combine fashion and feminism

A reflection on 2017’s International Women’s Day, what it means for feminism, and how it can help us reflect on the fight for gender equality

The scandal surrounding Emma Watson’s Vanity Fair cover shoot is just another way to compartmentalise women

As feminism attempts to concur all, it cannot be denied that female sexuality is a taboo that causes mixed responses from the feminist community. Kim Kardashian, Emily Ratajkowski and Emma Watson’s recent controversy are claiming that there bodies and their sexuality do not contradict their feminism. This week Jenny Knowles has a look at how sex sells in fashion and, whether it’s the women who profit?