Boshemia considers the womxn who inspire us.

Q appears on Raw Print podcast to discuss diversity in magazines.

A look into the legacy of Eliza Haywood, Mary Wollstonecraft, and Anaïs Nin.

Closer study of Ono’s life reveals a thunderous force in an art movement that continues to echo through the 21st century.  

Pop girls using women of colour – in particular, black women – isn’t exactly a novel idea.

It’s not punk or edgy or cool to hate on other women just for the hell of it; it’s internalised misogyny.

I'm not asking for much. I want to feel human.

The spinster is simply an older version of a bachelorette, an unmarried woman past a certain age who should no longer hold out hope for romance

Q’s devised a guide to celebrating V day while still staying punk.

A brief history of floral symbolism and how to avoid embarrassing botanical faux-pas.

It's possible sexbots were created for a straight white male audience who are realising they are no longer the centre of the world. 

A few affirmations that will help you to feel empowered to fight the pressure of Valentine’s Day.

Our breaths seemed to sync, the waves on the sea were calm. As the world was bathed in orange light, I could feel the knot in my throat.

Early periodicals became the site of the stirrings of women’s resistance.

‘Poor’—the word carries a certain weight, a certain grit, a certain grime, a certain image.

Discussions about serial killers have a tendency to glamorise the murderer.

By photographing women who have had illegal abortions, Nós Por Todas works to bring urgency to women's reproductive rights.

She calls me petulant. Maybe she’s right.