Sonia Poulton
Writer, broadcaster, and social commentator
Sonia Poulton is a writer, broadcaster, social commentator and former music journalist. Unafraid of tackling controversial topics head on, she can often be seen in fierce debates on national television.
Sonia Poulton is a writer, broadcaster, social commentator and former music journalist. Unafraid of tackling controversial topics head on, she can often be seen in fierce debates on national television.
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In Defense of Pornography
What kind of porn could be ok?
Against Meritocracy
Kwame Anthony Appiah | Merit is a mask of class
Rethinking Feminism
Is there a universal goal for women's rights?
Women and Conquest
Is modern sexual culture liberating?
The World After Men
Should we pursue matriarchy?
Sisters and the Sisterhood
Can elite women help all women?
Witches, Sluts, Feminists
Kristen Sollee | A History of Witch Feminism
Return to Radical Feminism
Finn Mackay | Has current feminism lost its way?
The Story of Romance
Do we need a new narrative for love?
A Politics of Hope
Where are the alternatives to injustice?
Equality and Difference
Should equality be applied to all aspects of life?
After Feminism
The traumatic force of feminism | Griselda Pollock
Beyond Men and Women
Should we fight prejudice or gender?
Equal Is Unfair
Inequality is not the foe | Yaron Brook
Victims and Conquerors
Prostitutes or clients, who holds the power?
Forbidden Fantasies
Is sexual desire dangerous?
The Self and the Selfie
Can focusing on oneself bring about happiness?
Greater Than Equal
Is equality of opportunity a misguided goal that legitimises inequality?
Real Men
Is the real man a fantasy?
Selling Ourselves
The body as a commodity
Dreams of Equality
What does mainstream feminism promise?
Dream Hoarders
Is the middle class to blame for inequality?
The Oldest Profession
Niki Adams | Should we decriminalise sex work?
When Women Rule
Do women make better leaders?
After Equality
Where is feminism going?
The Devil's Parties
Where Women Rule
The age of anti-patriarchy
Politics and the Patriarchy
Does Westminster still have a problem with women?
What's Right Anymore?
After Equality
Where is feminism going?
Drug Culture
How We Came to #MeToo
Linda Woodhead | The origins of sexual accusations
A Woman's World
Margaret Heffernan | On radical feminist futures
The Crisis of Masculinity
Can socialism and feminism help redefine manhood?
Exotic England: Europe's Most Promiscuous Tribe
People's promiscuity in multicultural England
Is Digital Thinking Different?
The internet revolution & the human brain
Dangerous Images
Acclaimed photographer Adrian Arbib uncovers the moment art and journalism clash with the law.
Who We Are: Beyond Black and White
Can we have a world where race does not matter?
Myths About Feminism
Why real feminism isn’t about women ruling the world.
How to Thrive in a Digital Age
The Sweetest Taboo
Democracy and Drugs
Should we legalise psychedelics as a treatment for mental illness?
Romancing Opiates
Theodore Dalrymple offer his personal take on the problems poppies pose
Visions of Disaster and Perfection
Women on Top
Gender equality and positions of power
The Sexualisation of Society
Diane Abbott | Do we think about sex too much?
The Skin We're In
Selling the body versus selling the mind
The End of Equality
Why the age of equality is a myth
Rationality and Drugs
Why our current policy to drugs is nonsense
More Than Equal
The New Inquisition
The forbidden ideas in media
Where Have All the Radicals Gone?
The struggle against oppression has lost its way
Local Heroes
Running the World Differently
What if women were in power?
Drugs, Money, and Morality
The hypocrisy of the West
How To Change The World
Can you change a culture from the inside out?
The World After Ideals
The Love of Things
The Death of Sisterhood
The gulf between the lives of women
A Time for Outrage
Doon Mackichan
Touching Cyberspace
Back to the physical
New Visions of Progress
Imagination, Inc.
Does public patronage awaken or stifle the arts? Do cuts spell the end of creativity?
How to Talk about Sex
Breaking taboos around sexuality
Drugs: the case for decriminalisation
The best choice for drug law reform
Flimsy feminism
Examining your biases
Getting high and being human
Debating drug law reform
Anarchy in capitalism
An interview with David Friedman
Women vs feminism
Has feminism lost its edge?
How to think about whiteness
Overcoming the taboo
Eradicating gender
Unraveling the path to equality
The future of feminism
Where is women's politics going?
Race, identity and justice
The relevance of race in the modern world
The dangers of victimhood
The effectiveness of BLM
No bad women
The case for the decriminalisation of sex work
The authority gap
How to work towards gender equality
Humans and other animals
The hypocrisy of the way we treat animals
Drugs, death and hypocrisy
Can and should we amend our drug policy?
What I've learned about whiteness
Moving towards a fairer society
Knowledge reimagined
Exploring sensuous knowledge with Minna Salami.
The final wave
Free speech and feminism
Framing the world
The optimistic future of AI and humanity
The trouble with modern feminism
An interview with controversial feminist Julie Bindel
Dangerous desires
Must we adopt a new attitude to social drugs?
From feminism to politics and back again
Mixing activism with politics
How to fight back
An interview with Peter Tatchell
Bad boys
Is danger integral to desire?
Sex, relationships and the future
Should we pursue love and sex separately?
Reviving feminism
How to become a better feminist
Reigning men
Where does the future of feminism lie?
The weaker sex?
Should we abandon the idea that men need to protect women?
Feminism and identity politics
Is identity politics holding feminism back?
The equality myth
Is the pursuit of absolute equality a mistake?
In conversation with Peter Tatchell and Bobbi Pickard
A response to trans critics
Desiring and being desired
Navigating power in #MeToo
The equality puzzle
Do we need a new direction for feminism?
The dark side of feminism
Decolonising feminism
Justice in jeopardy
Innocence and guilt in the modern world
The quest for the common good
Moving beyond individualism
Rethinking race and gender
How should we combat systemic racism?
The enduring trauma of the caste system
Overcoming prejudice and brutal discrimination
Material girls
Kathleen Stock’s perspective on sex and gender
Cracking the girl code
The future of the feminist struggle
The transgender mind-body problem
An interview with Sophie Grace Chappell
Homes and Hierarchy
Ending the fantasy of homeownership
The Fatal Flaw in Human Judgement
Why our systems are riddled with bias
Fascist passions
Judith Butler on the animosity toward gender
