Learning With Lucy ‘Learning with Lucy’ is a monthly column from writer Lucy Wilson. Each month, she will share her thoughts on a particular topic she has been learning about, or something she...

Living through COVID-19 has been a long series of depressing reminders that our current health crises are a political matter profoundly informed by recent, non-biomedical history: financial crashes, housing crises,...

Visual Art Editor Rosalind Main Recommends: 1.  Who is your artist, and where in Scotland are they based? Zanele Muholi - a south African artist who I want to highlight...

Arguably film encourages a deeper aesthetic and often voyeuristic relationship – one between the characters on the screen but also from the outside spectator. This double gaze, Mulvey argued, has been...

This iconic piece of art was given to the Americans by the French in 1886 as both remembrance of the War of Independence against the British as she holds a...

The ad itself depicts a brown woman tying her ballet shoes while huge, sterile white words inform us that ‘Fatima’s next job could be in cyber’. Below brackets ominously relay...

Content warning: sexual assault, trauma Opposite you, Sylvie blows out a cloud of smoke, rising to the ceiling and coiling out of the open windows like a colourless snake. Hugh...

Questions Without Answers Each month, Olivia Scher chooses a personal question to ask herself, discussing her ideas, thoughts and feelings about life and the world around us. In exploring a...

I was already reliant on this guy for shelter, and he had planned out our days with little input from me. This was fine, I thought. I was an inexperienced...

A while ago, we reached out to a few of our favourite feminists for their feminist recommendations for books, films or albums. As predicted, we received brilliant and inspiring submissions....

Content warning: (child) sexual abuse, victim blaming Silencing the crimes and the victims, not allowing trauma to be properly dealt with, usually leads to hypersexual behaviour, a side effect caused...

Just weeks after the Tories peddled the fate of disadvantaged students in an attempt to guilt-trip teachers back to work, they almost scuppered the life chances of a generation of...

Working women already face an uphill battle. Just under 50% of women know someone who has had to give up work due to the cost of childcare. Women are three...

Suffrage and the right to work were justices at the forefront of 19th and 20th century feminism. These rights were often held as the pinnacle of equality, and thereby independence,...

Recently, a friend of mine moved out from home. For context, she’s British Bangladeshi, from a somewhat traditional and religious household, wherein women are made to live under the tyrant...