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Why over-forties like me still need feminism

Emily Hill declared in The Spectator that the movement’s big battles are all won. Not for older women they’re not

29 October 2015

9:00 AM

29 October 2015

9:00 AM

If Emily Hill is right in her cover piece for the magazine last week headlined ‘The end of feminism’, then women like me are in a whole world of trouble. And by women like me, I mean women over 40.

The nub of Ms Hill’s argument was that all the big battles are won.

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