Feminism Archives - Liverpool Guild Student Media

Doing It for the Girls: Why Reclaiming Girlhood is the New Trend in Empowerment

If you have spent any time on social media recently, you will have heard phrases like girl dinner, hot girl walk, or girl maths. The idea of girlhood is sweeping...

Merseyside Women of the Year 2022 – Nominate Now

Autism Acceptance Month

It’s Time for Change: We Still Advocate for Abortion Rights

Well Behaved Women Never Made History, or Stage: ‘Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World’ | REVIEW

Female Power Friday: Saying Goodbye to Women’s History Month

Jerk of Art: ‘Jamaica Making’ Exhibition at the VG&M | REVIEW

Female Power Friday: Jane Fonda

Sports Editor Zeenia Interviews Former University of Liverpool Student Victoria Derbyshire

Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week – #ItsNotOk

[TW: this article discusses multiple forms of trauma, including rape, sexual assault, and mental health.] Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week is the UK’s national week to raise awareness...

Asking For It: An Artistic Movement Against Sexual Violence.

Asking for it Exhibition is a collaboration to support and amplify creative work about or from survivors of sexual violence. As an organisation, they aim to open a creative platform...

The People United Will Never Be Defeated: Advocating for Abortion Rights On Campus

Why the 6pm Curfew For Men Isn’t as Radical as You Think

Lucy McKenzie – A Retrospective Exhibition

Is Reading for Pleasure a Lost Cause?

Why I stopped wearing makeup

‘My refugee story’: We Are Displaced with Malala Yousafzai | REVIEW

The Band Plays On | Review

Nine female-owned local businesses to support this International Women’s Day

LGSM Classic Album Club 2: Beastie Boys – Ill Communication

Released in 1994, the Beastie Boys' fourth studio album is their most well-rounded and mature effort in an impressively varied discography. The group, whilst undeniably volatile and prone to controversy,...

Borat 2: A very nice film | Review

After fourteen years and one month, our favourite Kazakh journalist is back with a vengeance… and a 15-year-old daughter. Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for...

Literature, Women and Fashion: An Interview with Dr Sophie Oliver

Phenomenal Women – International Women’s Day!

VSCO girls, a feminist issue? – Opinion