For middle class women to feel like victims while still having more societal power than the vast majority of the population?
For middle class women to feel like victims while still having more societal power than the vast majority of the population?
Still not a word of understanding or forgiveness for Davidson which would stop some of the abuse he's been getting.
Another case of "Oooh, I love this tradition, book series, TV show! Here's how I'd change all of it to suit me..."
Attack of the badger-men: can women find a place in the violent and wine-soaked carnivals of southern France? www.theguardian.com/world/2026/m...
Another case of "Oooh, I love this tradition, book series, TV show! Here's how I'd change all of it to suit me..."
Be nice if they could forgive Davidson
The Pentagon says itβs βlethalitymaxxingβ. Why has βincelβ slang crossed into the mainstream? www.theguardian.com/science/2026...
This is, of course, the important part of any military action.
Samuel Ojo on the vagueness of British deadlines β cartoon www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
I had a comment removed because I didn't think this was funny. Apparently, you must believe it's hilarious.
@theguardian.com
The dust has not yet settled on the Baftas N-word row. This is why | Peter Bradshaw www.theguardian.com/film/2026/fe...
In which Bradshaw thinks segregation if the disabled is the answer
Sure, why not hide from half the world's population.
In today's "Aren't men awful?"
If your concerned about the authenticity of Heathcliff casting but ok with other casting (Nelly, the brother in law) then you're a hypocrite.
Physician, heal thyself.
Who? People who are against rich, privileged people complaining about some minor problems, (and claiming victim status for it,) that are dwarfed by the misery of the majority that they aren't even aware of? Guilty.
Of course, Miss Two Names didn't ask any male friends (if she stoops to have any) if they had experienced the same because that would have ruined her special victim status.
This article would be embarrassing to a 17 year old who's slightly over excited by their first sociology lecture.
βNot for oglingβ: forget Titian, Botticelli and the male fantasists β only women can paint great female nudes www.theguardian.com/artanddesign...
I'd be embarrassed by this if I was a 16 year old sociology student which, to be fair, this columnist eternally is.
It's 2026 and we're still ridiculing northern accents.
The most Guardiany Guardian review to ever climb Peak Guardian.
The reviewer seems to have taken this film to be a personal attack.
"Amelia was created to teach children from West Yorkshire". Jeez, that's knowing your audience, isn't it?
βA gaming success storyβ: how Warhammer became one of Britainβs biggest companies www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...
Mostly correct, although no model has hundreds of parts and only a few models are over Β£100.
You don't want kindness, you want submission.
Watching her learn to act on the job was one of my recent comic highlights.
"Why do you make me act this way?" is the language of abusers.
Becoming Victoria Wood review β intimate and hilarious portrait of the trailblazing standup www.theguardian.com/film/2026/ja...
Indeed can't even have a programme about her without a Guardian writer making it about feminism. Mind you they'd do this about breakfast cereal.
It seems rarer because it's under reported and Mangan, here, wants to keep it that way.
Evil Influencer: The Jodi Hildebrandt Story review β shall we all vow not to watch true-crime this twisted in 2026? www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...
There'll never be a book like this in the @theguardian.com about the 2 million victims of the Barber slave trade because poor white people are as dismissed now as they were then.
The Zorg by Siddharth Kara review β scarcely imaginable horrors at sea www.theguardian.com/books/2025/d...
Come on @theguardian.com be better than this.
I'd like my sons to live without fear as they're overwhelmingly more likely to suffer violence, but we're not there yet as a society.