'Inside The Manosphere' sparks an urgent and necessary conversation. But in our rush to respond to the impact the manosphere's having on our young men, we are making a familiar mistake; we are leaving our girls to quietly absorb the damage on their own.
- Maeve Slonim
A roundup of podcasts hosted by at least one woman of colour, digging deep into everything from literature and pop culture, to food and community, corporate culture and wellness, and lots more.
- Alicia Vrajlal
Dome co-founder Bella Filacuridi opens up about the enduring power of podcasts in bringing women and communities together.
- Bella Filacuridi
"When Sarah shared her experiences related to pregnancy loss and fertility, she ultimately used her platform to speak about issues that are particularly delicate to discuss in many multicultural communities."
- Alicia Vrajlal
- Missing Perspectives
Hosted by Missing Perspectives' Sunny and Allie, the Booksmart podcast blends a book club format with in-depth conversations featuring some of the world’s most beloved authors.
- Missing Perspectives
From narrative nonfiction to essays and poetry, these reads will inform and inspire on International Women's Day and beyond.
- Soaliha Iqbal
"I have no desire to analyse the legitimacy or extent of Davidson’s Tourette’s, to demonise those living with the syndrome, or to minimise the very real impacts I’m sure ableism has had on his quality of life. I believe in inclusion. But I refuse to let acknowledgement of Davidson’s disability be at the expense of prioritising the wellbeing of the two Black men who were victims of his racist outburst (whether intentional or not), as much of the internet has," writes Sunny Adcock.
- Sunny Adcock
Emerald Fennell has always had questionable race and class politics in her films, so maybe it’s no surprise that her “Wuthering Heights” adaptation reeks of anti-intellectualism, classism and problematic racial stereotypes. In many ways, it’s an accurate reflection of our times.
- Soaliha Iqbal