Tag: #CuriousFemme

• Farage’s New Year Message Claims vs. Local Action

  Dec 31

  Farage’s Promises vs. Reform UK’s Reality in Local Councils In his New Year message, Nigel Farage painted a picture of national decay, pledging that Reform UK would restore pride, slash… more ›

• Women’s Roles: From Trad Wives to Workforce Participation

  Dec 30

  Introduction From the post-war period through to the late twentieth century, women’s social roles in the United States and the United Kingdom underwent profound structural change. In the 1950s, married… more ›

• The Link Between Conspiracy Theories and Political Beliefs

  Dec 29

  Discussions about politics often become heated, especially when intelligence or psychology is mentioned. Many people assume that research claiming links between right-wing views, conspiracy theories, and racism is about insulting… more ›

• Understanding Functionalism: A Blueprint for Misogyny

  Dec 28

  Why an old sociological theory is driving today’s culture wars on X Spend any time on X, and a familiar argument appears again and again. Society is supposedly “falling apart”… more ›

• After Katie Fox: Making Britain’s Cities Safer for Women at Night

  Nov 13

  Introduction: A Tragic Reminder On a busy Friday evening in November, 34-year-old Katie Fox was fatally stabbed at a Birmingham city centre bus stop. The attack appeared completely unprovoked –… more ›

• The Confidence Gap Myth – What Is Really Holding Women Back

  Nov 13

  Are women truly less confident, or are workplaces still designed for men? The data tell a different story The Popular Story We are told women fail to rise because they… more ›