Politics

• 21 Feb

From #SayHerName to ‘woke’, is the language of Black liberation being looted?

Lakeisha Goedluck

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First Person

• 16 Oct

‘Abusers manipulate their ability to bruise Black skin’: why domestic abuse awareness must be intersectional

Evie Muir

gal-dem, Politics

• 12 Feb

Can we take back intersectionality?

Sarah Chander

Culture, First Person, gal-dem

• 26 Aug

The LGBT Foundation has a new Women’s Programme Inclusion Officer

Virginie Assal

First Person, gal-dem

• 22 Aug

Intersectional feminism needs to be more inclusive

Terry-Ann Adams

Culture, gal-dem

• 02 Mar

Nasty Women: the essay collection that gets intersectional feminism right

Kuba Shand Baptiste

Politics

• 25 Jan

Marching with Becky: how woke was the Women’s March on London?

Kimberly McIntosh

First Person, gal-dem, Politics

• 24 Jan

Women’s march and the selective memory of mainstream feminism

Paula Akpan

First Person

• 08 Jul

QPoC: when race and queerness intersect

Paula Akpan

Culture, gal-dem

• 21 Mar

Meet Gio, the Brazilian artist exploring black feminism through otherworldly illustrations

Liv Little

First Person

• 18 Mar

Not shaving isn’t always a choice for women of colour

Paniz Khosroshahy

First Person, gal-dem

• 19 Oct

Will there be equality for all women in the Women’s Equality Party?

Liv Little