Topic: Women
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Six doctors dismissed my endometriosis. Now I know I’m not the only one
My story features in a study by Endometriosis UK and Cysters that found women from ethnic minority backgrounds wait an average 11 years for diagnosis
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In a world that expects the opposite from us, the joy of Muslim women is radical
Shahed Ezaydi on the harms of white feminism and why she wrote her debut book The Othered Woman
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Why did my son tell me I should be the one to tidy his toys?
A comment my four-year-old picked up in the playground exposed the gender inequality that still remains when it comes to household chores
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This season is serving florals with a twist
Styles from across the runways to modest fashion dovetail with another of the year’s biggest trends: regencycore
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Naz Shah: ‘It’s women who find themselves vulnerable and men who hold the power’
In her new memoir, the Bradford West MP shines a deeply personal light on violence against women and the systems that enable it
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Endometriosis Action Month: what you need to know and how to get involved
The condition affects one in 10 women, yet is still widely misunderstood and underdiagnosed
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Can you really categorise hair into types?
Curious to find ways to calm my natural frizziness, I went searching for answers from a hair historian, trichologist and a scalp analyst
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Faith minister Miatta Fahnbulleh: why we’re launching a review of ESOL services
Writing for Hyphen, Fahnbulleh says her own experience shows the value of learning English and warns of migrant women being ‘locked out of society’
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UK events for International Women’s Day and beyond
From Bristol to Bradford, local organisations are highlighting the contributions made and the challenges faced by Muslim women
