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Misogyny: what is it and why won't it die?
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They have turned adversity into a weapon
The term 'honour based violence' should shame us all. Why hive it off into a different type of male violence against women and girls?
Within reason obviously, and not an 'out of reach' person, but someone you want to hear from. And which topics should I cover next/continue to scrutinise?
Labour is not only failing to tackle male violence, it is doing sod all to maintain the welfare state - the two key issues that supposedly distinguishes them from the Tories
If not, why not? After all, feminists, including me, argue that male violence is neither natural not inherent. But do read on...
Campaigner against violence towards women and girls, she set up the Poppy Project to support victims of sex trafficking. By Julie Bindel
From ‘flirt coaches’ and seminars in find your soulmate to mail-order brides, falling in love has never been more commercialised
People who find corpses and body parts
The brave and tenacious survivor of male violence who campaigned for a female only rape crisis service in Brighton
I speak to Daniel Kodsi, a rising star within academic philosophy, about the cowardice and batshittery amongst his colleagues. He does not hold back!
We talk lesbians in Stockholm, men having sex with inanimate objects, and all manner of trivia
Read my investigation into the vileness of Stephen Ireland and his fellow abusers, published in Unherd today. https://unherd.com/2025/08/did-pride-protect-a-predator/
In honour of JK Rowling's 60th birthday celebrations, Julie Bindel asks the transgender womxn and feminist icon, Dame Katy, about her friendship with 'Lambrini Lil', chair poverty, and much, MUCH more
A guest post by Nandita Bajaj, executive director of the NGO Population Balance
She was labelled a man-hater, anti-sex and ugly. But she predicted both the ascent of Trump and #MeToo – and her unapologetic attitude is more relevant than ever
One of the victims of Robert Pickton, the serial killer who targeted Indigenous women, many of them homeless, drug using, and prostituted. Sarah's poetry and diary entries tell the story of her life
Andrea Dworkin was right
An Unherd event, 14th July, Julie Bindel, Maggie Oliver and Michelle Wheatley Grooming gangs scandal: short film screening and Q&A
Yes, there are some - a growing number. These men are not anti-sex, nor are they moralistic or judgemental. Rather, they recognise the harm of habitual porn use on women and girls - and on themselves
Thirty years ago today, Emma Humphreys, who was just 16 when she killed her violent pimp in self defence, walked free from the Court of Appeal, no longer labelled a murderer. What happened next?
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