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A Sydney ban on skimpy swimmers is not new. ‘Bikini wars’ have been raging in Australia for a century
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Trump's defence secretary pick grilled over views on women in military – video
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In utterly unsurprising news, Maga blames diversity for the Los Angeles wildfires
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From racism to ableism, Of Mice and Men still sparks a debate
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Why did so many people jump to criticise Blake Lively? The answer isn’t complicated
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‘Sex strikes’ aren’t the feminist win they appear to be. Here’s how to get really radical
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Despite oppression and far-right gains, feminists still dare to dream
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Welcome to the femosphere, the latest dark, toxic corner of the internet… for women
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AOC may have shifted to the center, but the Democrats aren’t ready for change
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‘How many more Gisèles are out there?’: Pelicot trial jolts fight against sexual violence
Gisèle Pelicot has allowed us all to shout out loud: she did it, and we can do it. Gisèle Pelicot is us
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Gisèle Pelicot has rewritten her story – and electrified women all over the world. But what about men?
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What comes next for Syria’s women? A revolution that doesn’t free them is no revolution at all
