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Articles by Kate Smurthwaite
Why telling victims not to ‘be victims’ is wrong
Kate Smurthwaite
stands in defence of this battered word.
Demanding a solution revolution
Dear #MeToo backlash, we feminists have heard it all before…
Kate Smurthwaite
writes.
Why some punchlines are beyond a joke
Kate Smurthwaite
asks: does mainstream comedy have the wrong targets in its sights?
Gay orgies are none of your God damn business
Isn't it time the Vatican admitted people are going to keep having sex whatever they say?
Kate Smurthwaite
asks.
The laws won’t work.
There is no country in the world that has a proud history of men making great laws about women’s bodies, writes
Kate Smurthwaite
.
Men and feminism: the Smurthwaite Deal
Kate Smurthwaite
has an idea for how men can truly be feminist.
The BBC having Clegg and Farage debate immigration is a bad-taste joke
It’s like asking whether you should beat your wife weekly or daily, complains
Kate Smurthwaite
.