Jurist Silvia Pimentel criticizes the judicial pardon granted to Monique Medeiros, convicted in the death of her son Henry Borel. Pimentel argues the pardon is legally unfounded and detrimental to feminism, contrasting it with the conviction of the stepfather.
Estudo da Quaest e More in Common revela que jovens brasileiros (16-24 anos) se identificam como conservadores em menor grau que gerações mais velhas, apesar de apoiarem direitos iguais. Homens jovens, contudo, mostram maior identificação com o bolsonarismo.
The article explores the "Incel" subculture, men who identify as involuntarily celibate and often harbor resentment towards women. It discusses their self-perception, online presence, and the connection between their digital world and real-world misogyny.
Eva Cosculluela's book "El club de las modernas" reveals the forgotten history of the Lyceum Club Femenino, a pioneering feminist association in Spain that fought for women's rights, education, and cultural transformation.
Rosana Paulino, filha de faxineira, é uma artista plástica brasileira reconhecida mundialmente. Ela representa o Brasil na Bienal de Veneza e atua como curadora, promovendo outros artistas negros e destacando a importância da visualidade afro-brasileira e indígena.
Gertrudis Alcázar, mano derecha de Zapatero, es investigada por su presunta implicación en el caso Plus Ultra. El juez la considera una "pieza operativa esencial" en una trama de delitos económicos y tráfico de influencias.
El dos veces candidato andaluz de la ultraderecha, que asegura sentirse utilizado por el partido, aguarda un juicio por estafa y fraude de subvenciones mientras sigue como abogado su cruzada contra el feminismo
Los aspirantes a presidir la Junta de Andalucía inciden en las propuestas que pueden movilizar a su electorado
The DIY zine community faces a cultural reckoning as artificial intelligence tools creep into the traditionally analogue art form. While some creators experiment with AI for efficiency and accessibility, many zinemakers view the technology as antithetical to the handmade, grassroots ethos that defines zine culture. Artists including Rachel Goldfinger and Maddie Marshall have produced anti-AI zines, arguing that AI undermines critical thinking and threatens artistic jobs. Others see potential in AI as a democratising tool for those lacking technical skills. The debate reflects broader tensions in creative industries about the role of AI.
A series of interviews with 150 teenage girls across the UK reveals that, despite their ambitions, they still view their lives through the lens of boys, facing increased pressure from social media, misogyny, and shifting societal expectations.
