The condonation of rape at the highest level of government brings all women’s lives under attack.
Females are still being told what’s in vogue – such as shaving pubic hair – and it’s less about being womanly and more about trying to stay girly.
Our obsession with the superficial aspects of life can mean a death sentence for some of us.
Happy kinksters do not have a mental disorder – but unhappy kinksters do.
Social climbers sell their souls to a new breed of sugar daddy.
A genderqueer artist is going boldly, goldly naked to trumpet the sacred human form.
Men wear fragrances to mask odours but women like men whose scent is like their own.
We need to accept that things can go wrong and there is no place for blame or shame.
Wearing a suit instead of ‘African’ garb is an existential crisis with a postmodern twist.
Women’s pleasure is a taboo topic, but only when they know their bodies are they satisfied.
The singer’s video vividly depicts the violence black women have had to endure.
Actor Russell Crowe is grossly mistaken when he thinks that there are enough roles for older women if only they’d not want to play 21-year-olds.
The social network’s policy on anonymity is angering people who have taken new names.
Social roles can’t just be assigned according to one’s genitalia – we need new pronouns.
Matt Haig wanted to explore new ideas about masculinity, but found outrage and ire instead.
When it comes to family planning and birth control, the burden most often falls on women.
Some men might be led to believe that the snip can entirely stop HIV infection.
The Eurovision winner is adamant he’s no homophobe, and Russia may be glad he won.
And they should be able to do so without being thought of as sex fiends or nymphomaniacs.
Our health minister’s ideas on euthanasia have no place in a secular country like ours.
Body ink is widespread, but will the tattooed feel good about their body art in old age?
In television and film, being gay is no longer an acceptable storyline in and of itself.
We may be too busy with email to bother reading our own bodies’ messages. It’s a form of illiteracy we can ill afford.
Faking it with your partner or your one-night stand is a disservice to society. We have to move society forward through innovation and feedback.
A headmaster’s memoir dips into risqué territory, but what principles lie behind the lurid prose?
Scientists have created a lie detector that records the involuntarily, guilty fidgeting of liars.
"Mental illness does not necessarily abolish the capacity to form meaningful and competent intentions" say scholars. How accountable can one be?
The willingness to accept spoon-fed versions of the truth has limited the role of women in Islam, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
The Dravidian religion provides liberating role models for women, writes Alleyn Diesel.
"Sonic seasoning" can make a great difference to how you experience what you are eating, writes Amy Fleming.
So you went and picked the mystery massage? Rookie mistake, but you may as well roll with it.
Feminism has forsaken solidarity, contributing instead to individuated, globalised neoliberalism.