Helen Lewis
British journalist; staff writer at The Atlantic, formerly deputy editor of the New Statesman, and author of Difficult Women (2020) and The Genius Myth (2025).
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Their wordsThey have significant athletic advantages over female athletes and should not be eligible for the WNBA.
↗Enes Kanter Freedom Obviously Doesn’t Belong in the WNBAtheatlantic.com
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Their wordsSports are unlike other parts of American life—treating men and women differently on the court or the field is okay.
↗The Supreme Court’s Utterly Mainstream Ruling on Women’s Sportstheatlantic.com
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Their wordsPratchett is the funniest English writer since P. G. Wodehouse, with a sharp, satirical edge disguised by the trappings of the fantasy genre—vampires, dwarfs, witches, and wizards.
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Their wordsMillennial Feminism failed because it was suffocating, immiserating, and often at odds with observable facts about human nature.
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Their wordsBut here in Britain, this is a corruption scandal—and not just because Andrew sent Epstein confidential information about investment opportunities in Afghanistan.
↗The Former Prince Andrew Never Should Have Forwarded Those Emailstheatlantic.com
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Their wordsAs the shaky evidence base for youth gender medicine has become better known, activists have retreated to an argument from authority.
↗The Tide Goes Out on Youth Gender Medicinetheatlantic.com 1st of 2 in this piece
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Their wordsThe story of youth gender medicine is one of good intentions, arrogance, fear, and polarization. It is also an avoidable tragedy.
↗The Tide Goes Out on Youth Gender Medicinetheatlantic.com 2nd of 2 in this piece