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Belle Tindall2024-08-21T08:09:00
Dr Belle Tindall unpacks why she believes feminism is wrong when it underplays our need for community
I’ve learned something over the past few months.
I learned it this summer, when I was surrounded by 90,000 joy-filled, sequin-clad women at Taylor Swift’s Eras tour (plus a smattering of men wearing Travis Kelce’s American football jersey. You do you, lads).
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