Persistent inequities in the division of unpaid work won’t shift because of well-meaning blokes alone.
The activist opens up about the men who have influenced her life.
Difficult or direct? Rude or just lacking pretence? Grace Tame talks about the events that shaped her,her upcoming memoir – and why she won’t smile on cue.
The Herald met actress Amanda Muggleton,one of an all-woman cast set to appear in the local production of Steaming,Nell Dunn’s controversial play set in a London bathhouse.
The third wave of feminism came in a glossier package,but that is part of its problem,says Kristine Ziwica.
Even as she reigned,politicians debated whether working women were a threat to society. Queen Elizabeth toiled on,a leader among women.
It was 1998,when women weren’t allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia. The Queen suggested to visiting Crown Prince Abdullah that they take a spin around the Balmoral grounds.
We’ve seen a lot of progress in gender equality over the past 50 years,but sadly many girls still face a bleak future.
Last time Yasmin Poole tried to make her concerns about treatment of women heard,the then prime minister didn’t wish to engage. As the youngest person inside this week’s jobs summit,she found a distinctly different vibe.
Until now,no one has known much about the psychological impact of the pill on the more than 100 million women who take it each day.
Can you imagine if any one of the six US Supreme Court justices who decided to overturn Roe v Wade had instead thought to themselves:“Good for her,not for me”?