Periods in modern Britain

Period poverty, tampon taxes, menstrual blood as a protest tool… These are the times periods made history in the UK.

Share on
Share on WhatsApp
Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Copy the URL

Brut.

16 January 2019 18:06

You will like also

Margaret Atwood's life story

She's just won the Booker prize for a second time along with Bernardine Evaristo. Here is everything else you didn't know about Margaret Atwood:

Biden blasts GOP on voting rights

"Are you on the side of truth or lies; fact or fiction; justice or injustice; democracy or autocracy?" President Biden spoke out against states restricting voting rights across the U.S...

Asha Downes aka Naturally High on embracing afro hair

This is how Naturally High is fighting beauty stereotypes with video tutorials on natural, afro-textured hair. ✊🏿 [Part 6 of 8 profiles on Brut UK for #BlackHistoryMonth]

The life of Julian Assange

After seven years in confinement, master computer programmer Julian Assange was arrested on the 11th of April this year. This is his life story.

Mr. Unique Voice AKA Nana Marfo on his tracheostomy

"Being paid a wage for someone who has a disability is the most significant game changer in that person's life." Nana Marfo has lived with a tracheostomy since birth. Today, he's fighting for disability rights in the workplace. 💪

Cracked It helps youth at risk of crime

"People are driven into crime by their circumstances." Josh is steering youth at risk away from crime by employing them to fix smartphones. Here is his story.📱

Munroe Bergdorf on TERFs and anti-trans hate crimes

"I need wider society to start doing their job." As a public figure, Munroe Bergdorf has had her fair share of anti-trans harassment. Here, she explains why the UK is riddled with transphobia:

Fighting for disability in business

Fearing discrimination, Caroline Casey hid her sight problems from her employer for 11 years. This is her demand for better understanding from the business world.

The life story of Alan Moore

Watchmen HBO has one name conspicuously missing from its credits: English eccentric and original creator Alan Moore. This is his story, and why he can't bear to see his work onscreen.

The Battle of Cable Street

Proud fascists marched through the streets of British cities 80 years ago. This is the story of how one community came together to defeat them at the Battle of Cable Street- a message which still resonates today.

3 reasons for the protests in Lebanon

In Lebanon, more than a million people are in the street demanding change. This is why.

If I wanted get an abortion in Europe...

While abortion laws in the US are getting tighter, some countries in Europe are far from legalising abortions at all...