Kate Chopin is often seen as one of the earliest feminist voices in American literature, frequently credited with bringing modern feminist ideas into fiction. Yet her place in feminism is anything but settled.

Last year, an AI generated video went viral across social media platforms depicting a caryatid, currently displayed in the British Museum, springing to life as she runs back home to her waiting ‘sisters’ in the Acropolis Museum, Athens.

Defying the stereotypical, misogynistic social conventions of her time and standing as a fierce advocate for humanity, Nancy Wake’s fiery spirit and bravery instilled fear in the supposedly "fearless" Nazi regime.

Who were the landed women who owned colonial era plantations?

Motorsport has never been a welcoming space for women. But that never stopped Susie Wolff.

As the summer turns to autumn, sunny pub gardens and rooftops bars filled with drinkers fizzle out. I find myself thinking of those friends in the hospitality industry, asking myself ‘What does a bartender do?’.

I believe all Americans.... should have that same freedom to marry.

In the mid-eighteenth century, an Enlightenment-driven push for economic progress and agricultural 'improvement' swept through Scotland.

Miller’s most profound work was created during her time as a war journalist and photographer.

How do 19th century girls spend their Christmas morning?

Queer became an action, a way of living and doing politics by publicly enacting different social structures and ways of life outside sociall

The institution of British government has almost always been dominated by men.

Born towards the tail-end of America’s infamous ‘Wild West’ era, Annie Oakley (1860 - 1929) emerged as a pioneering figure.

For many of us in Britain, an Anglo-centric education has positioned Britain and the USA at the forefront of the women’s suffrage movement.

Within abolitionist and early feminist history, especially Black feminist history, many recognise a single name: Sojourner Truth.

“I’ve always known I was gifted, which is not the easiest thing in the world for a person to know..."

There must be something special within these films, having cultivated such prolonged popularity, but is it at the expense of feminism?

What does 'queenship' mean in the twenty-first century?

There is pattern across centuries of troubled or troubling women sharing a common feature of red hair.

Where are the women in Formula One?