uk equality

100 Years Since Women Got The Right To Vote (Kind Of)

6th February 2018 marks 100 years since women in the UK got the right to vote... kind of. In 1918 the Representation of the People Act gave votes to women who were over the age of 30, and householders, or the wives of householders, or university graduates.
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Dawn Butler: We Need More Rubbish Women In Parliament To Achieve Equality

Labour frontbencher also said 'sometimes you have to wait for people to die' to change attitudes.
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What Does It Mean To Be Intersex?

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Serena Williams Calls For Black Women To 'Be Fearless' And Fight For Equal Pay

'It took me a long time to realise it. But we are all worth it.'
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BBC Women 'Revolting' Over Gender Pay Gap

They are demanding the same pay as their male counterparts.
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Laverne Cox On Why Trans People Of Colour Are 'Suffering' The Most In LGBT+ Community

She's calling for change, starting within the Pride community.
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Student Denied Permission To Create Men's Forum Because 'They Don't Face Discrimination'

Will Styles claims he was told men are not covered by equal opportunities legislation.
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9 Men Fighting For Women's Rights And Gender Equality

Let's hear it for the boys 🙌
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Damning Report Into Campus Sexism Reveals Bullying And Discrimination At Top UK Uni

Spectators humiliated women's rugby team at a Varsity match.
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David Cameron Being Named Gay 'Ally Of The Year' Prompts Fierce Backlash

'I am so angry. This is an absolute fucking disgrace.'
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