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Vigil for Sarah Everard in Bristol. Photo: Susan Newman

Reclaim these streets: thousands attend vigils to demand end to violence against women

Vigil for Sarah Everard in Clapham Common attacked by police. Photo: Steph Pike

Clampdown in Clapham Common: women stand defiant against police violence

Women in burqas, Photo: Jamin Gray Flickr / cropped from original / licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0, linked at bottom of article

Swiss burqa ban: the racist right digs in deeper

Maddalena Dunscombe

Reclaim the night, Photo: Paisley Scotland / Flickr / cropped from original / licensed under CC BY 2.0

Sarah Everard: Banning vigils is an assault on our rights – CounterBlast

Reclaim These Streets: where people are protesting on Saturday

Bulgarian poster: Open your eyes – A campaign against gender violence. Source: Denitza Tchacarova / Wikimedia Commons / cropped original image / licensed under CC 2.0, linked at bottom of article

Sarah Everard killing: can women ever be safe?

The socialist tradition of organising women – video

International Women’s Day march in Los Angeles. Photo: Molly Adams / Flickr / CC BY 2.0, license linked at bottom of article

International Women’s Day: a working class, socialist history

Katherine Connelly

Matchgirl strikers, 1888. Photo: Public Domain

Working women and the feminist movement

The Women’s Liberation Movement and the Politics of Class in Britain – book review

Elaine Graham-Leigh

The fight for women’s liberation – Marxism and Women’s liberation extract

Katherine Connelly

Amanda Seyfried as Karen Smith, Mean Girls, 2004

Racism, sexism and ‘Karens’

Elaine Graham-Leigh