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Writer, feminist and co-founder of Justice for Women, writes regularly for the Guardian on subjects from LGBT rights to child protection to domestic violence.

Julie Bindel is a radical feminist activist, author and columnist for The Guardian. She co-founded Justice for Women and has campaigned against male violence and sex-trafficking. Her books include Straight Expectations.

Julie Bindel is a radical feminist activist, author and columnist for The Guardian. She co-founded Justice for Women and has campaigned against male violence and sex-trafficking. Her books include Straight Expectations.

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