Category - Social Movements

• Feminist icon, Ms Magazine founder and journalist Gloria Steinem, whose lifetime of activism was spurred in the 1960s by the stories of women who had abortions, has died at age 92.
• The last ever series of 7Up has become a lament for a lost Britain... and a generation who only asked for a hand-up not a hand out
• Pope: ‘It is not yet too late’ to turn destructio­n into life
• Diamond on Trump, Jesus and when leaders actually matter
• An author goes to some wild places
• Burnham must get a grip and send reinforcem­ents to the Falklands – NOW
• Tradwife generation: why are we yearning for yesteryear?
• Glamorous feminist titan who famously went undercover as Playboy Bunny girl
• Money loses meaning in chaotic carnival of excess
• THE ROLLING STONE INTERVIEW
• Screen Time
• Trust is key to fighting disease, says health chief
• AOC’s egg freezing upending norms
• Special Report
• ‘We need to raise our boys more like our girls’
• Lilith Fair’s next generation
• ENTER THE MAD WORLD OF MAN/ WOMAN/CHAINSAW: ‘WE’RE LIKE A SITCOM’
• RE DESIGNING VIDEO GAMES
• ‘Do you want to know if it’s twins...?’
• If Chaucer was alive today, thanks to cloth-eared Angela Rayner he’d have to write The East Kent Authority Tales!
• A century-long movement to democratis­e temples
• Lawmaker’s egg freezing is upending norms
• The growing threat of sovereign individual­s
• A LIFE IN MEDICINE
• Robin Morgan, feminist, dies at 85
• HOW POSH ARE YOU?
• TWO ICONS, ONE IDEA
• The feminist organiser and her everyday rebellions
• 25 years after 9/11. Resilience is not the same as moving on
• RTÉ radio boss Patricia Monahan on playing the long game
• Cover story
• W H AT C A M E A F T E R 9 / 11
• I’M A MAN OF GOD, BUT I DON’T THINK WILLIAM SHOULD FORGIVE
• Abandoning the white working class is a recipe for anarchy
• Are brands overreacti­ng to manufactur­ed outrage?
• UGLY FORTUNE OF THE BEAUTIFUL GAME
• THE BOOK STOPS HERE
• Let’s treat these ‘pervert glasses’ with the disdain they deserve
• Democracie­s Need Creative Destructio­n