#womens-rights

#womens-rights

Watson reportedly got the ticket in July of last year after she was clocked driving eight miles over the speed limit. Just eight miles!

The fertility rate in England and Wales was the lowest on record, at 1.44 children per woman, with the number of babies born being the lowest since the 1970s.

Alva Vanderbilt Belmont was a prominent Gilded Age socialite who married a Vanderbilt railroad heir, becoming a significant figure in high society and later in the women's suffrage movement.

Women in the UK face a daunting reality where everyday activities such as grocery shopping or social outings can become tainted by anxiety due to stalking. The pervasive fear impacts their perception of safety and autonomy in both public and private spaces.

The exhibition at LSE Library marks fifty years since the UN recognized women's existence, showcasing the 1975 Year of Women as pivotal in promoting equality.

Nuclear weapons are like the emperor's new clothes, they can't be used and if they are they backfire because of radiation spreads and they target civilians.

A Muslim takeover... is a great threat to every single American woman and I think that's something all women should never want or allow to happen in America.

I remember just feeling really dumb that I'd never [asked], I'd love to sit down now and just ask her about all the other stuff she'd done in her life. "I wish I had an hour to sit down and interrogate her."

"It's a difficult exhibition as it's a topic that is and should be uncomfortable and is something we instinctively shy away from learning too much about."

Margaret Llewelyn Davies was a pioneering social reformer and leader of the Women's Co-operative Guild, advocating women's rights and suffrage during her impactful life.

In a country where birth control access is in jeopardy and women's medical needs have been historically overlooked, social media trends like #lutealphase complicate things.

A city teacher's union rep, Amy Arundell, faces harassment after a defeat in a presidential race, including laminated cards placed in urinals demeaning her.

The rise of modest fashion, influentially led by Muslim consumers and social media, defies cultural and political backlash, highlighting a growing global demand for inclusive clothing.

The disruption of norms would be so immense that you wouldn't necessarily need your circumstances or feelings to correspond to the author's for that to upend your life.

"As our sense of norms and national unity have disintegrated, I've become more fascinated with those historical cultures in which both were strong, if not so strong as to often seem oppressive."