Suzanne Moore

Free speech is a fairly abstract construct until someone threatens you or your job over it. I once thought that the principle of free speech was fundamental to a liberal, even Lefty view of the world.

So much death is hidden or euphemised away, but how we feel about the debate is so dependent on our personal experiences

There is always a lot of whispering in the hospital corridor outside a room in which someone is dying. Yet when it comes to the forthcoming debate on assisted dying , much still remains unsaid.

I am not quite sure where my youngest daughter is right now. Possibly still stuck in Istanbul on her way to Mumbai. “Mum, I got a really cheap

Tavistock whistleblowers and the Cass Review reshaped care for transgender children in the UK. In the States, the veil is slowly lifting

One of the most galling effects of a preoccupation with “inclusion” or “the gender wars” or trans ideology over the last few years has been the actual neglect of women's lives. And women's deaths.

When my youngest daughter came home from school one day, she was very excited to tell me about a poem she and her classmates had read.

Dire warnings about art or literature are not only censorious and infantilising, they mostly don’t work

To tackle child sexual abuse, we have to face unpalatable facts about male violence – to focus on one ethnic group misses the wider point

Everyone suddenly cares so much about sexually abused working class girls that they are driving themselves quite insane. The government must fall.