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‘Adolescence’ and the rise of Manosphere influencers — how radicalisation is shaping the next generationOpinion ‘Adolescence’ is a painful, but necessary reminder that male rage and misogyny hurts everyone
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Online misogyny is leading to offline violence - this week’s headlines are further proofOpinion
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Gillian Anderson: "The pressure not to fail for women has always been high up there for me"The actor on International Women's Day and beauty rituals
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Mind the wealth gap: why women still have less than men and what you can do about itHow money has changed for women, the wealth gaps we need to close and how to do it.
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Why Women Need Male Allies: “If women and girls could solve gender-based violence, it would have been solved a long time ago”Opinion Does the answer to ending violence against women and girls start with male allies and positive masculinity?
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Women and girls are bearing the brunt of the climate crisis—they’re also leading the fight to solve itWhy the climate crisis is a women’s rights crisis
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Emma Mackey has found her power“I don't think empowerment is something that can be cultivated individually; it's something that needs to be fed and nourished by other people.”
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How to blaze a trail: Eva Longoria, Jane Fonda and Helen Mirren are helping empower women to be brave not perfect“I’m not afraid to fail,” says Eva Longoria
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What it feels like to lose your job at two months pregnantOpinion Every year, as many as 74,000 women lose their jobs after getting pregnant or taking maternity leave
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Can you ever leave a WhatsApp group without things being awkward?Here’s how to politely exit the group chat
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Still looking for the perfect Valentine's Day gift?The search is officially over
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Donald Trump has been president for one month—Here is everything he has doneFrom scrapping bans on plastic straws to rolling back diversity initiatives, here’s how Donald Trump’s Executive orders might impact people around the world
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Easy Escapes: Rhinefield House Hotel is the hidden gem of the New ForestA luxurious retreat in the heart of the New Forest, where history, elegance, and relaxation come together.
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“I’ve been addicted to online dating for years”: 3 women on their addiction to dating appsThe cycle of hope and rejection is exhausting, soul-destroying even. But the alternative—being alone—feels just as unbearable.
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Can you die from a broken heart?What *does* become of the broken hearted?
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Why are bosses so obsessed with offices?More and more employees are being forced back to the office—here’s how they feel about it
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International court wants to arrest Taliban leaders over human rights abuses of Afghan womenAfter years of systemic oppression, Afghan women might finally see some justice served.
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Trump is President again—Here’s what that might mean for women and minoritiesFrom reproductive rights to gender equality, Donald Trump’s appointment will have huge implications for women and minorities.
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The trial of Dominique Pélicot and his daughter’s fight for justiceCaroline Darian is leading the fight against the use of drugs to perpetrate sexual assaults
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I went on my first road trip in an electric vehicle - and was amazed at how easy the whole experience wasRead on for my honest review.
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I’m a Millennial, but I’m seriously considering joining the Gen Z sober movementhealth 7 easy ways to cut down your alcohol-intake this Dry January (and beyond) from the Sober Girl Society
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Mark Zuckerberg thinks corporate culture needs *more* “masculine energy”Opinion Big Tech’s love affair with ‘free speech’ hurts women and minorities the most
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A woman called the police pretending to order a pizza—she was actually being threatened by her abusive partnerThe quick-thinking phone operator is proof that domestic abuse training for police is not only important, it’s life-saving.
