by Darlynn Nab | Jun 6, 2025 | Censorship, Darlynn Nab
This is Chloe Daniels’ censorship story. At 22, she’s a trainee engineer, one of the few women in a tech firm’s development team. Her mind overflows with sharp insights and innovative solutions. Yet, her voice, especially in meetings, has dimmed....
by Darlynn Nab | Jun 4, 2025 | Censorship, Darlynn Nab
The DfE claims that the present National Curriculum is “broad and balanced,” but critics argue that this dismisses its ongoing gender gaps, which quietly reinforce inequality in education settings. The curriculum’s blind spots Child writing:...
by Victoria Ho | Jun 2, 2025 | Censorship, Victoria Ho
In China, the struggle against sexual harassment and assault is a battle fought not only against the perpetrators but also against the state’s censorship. While the global #MeToo movement has empowered countless women to share their stories and demand accountability,...
by Leah Massingham | May 29, 2025 | Censorship
In Fahrenheit 451, firemen don’t put out fires. They start them. Their mission is to burn books and stories, the last vestiges of independent thought in a society obsessed with comfort, conformity, and censorship. Image: Adobe Stock While Bradbury’s dystopia was...
by Emily Shenton | May 28, 2025 | Censorship, Emily Shenton, Uncategorised
Mansplaining is something that plagues the lives of all women. On the surface it may seem superficial and lacking importance, but beneath the surface it reinstates the very power hierarchy that weaves together today’s society, and playing it down only adds to the...
by Amy Rawlings | May 23, 2025 | Abortion, Amy Rawlings, Censorship
The Trump administration has now banned over hundreds of gender and diversity based words from being used on public websites and even school criteria to try and combat the “woke agenda.” The list is expanding, ranging from terms as simple and “female” to...
