politics

"Me nor my people would ever be at or around one of those tragic rallies."

“It is the same thing as if you were going to walk outside and start knocking on doors, they are just knocking on virtual doors through their smartphones.”

As Taylor Swift finally ventures into the political sphere you have to ask: why now?

A new generation of young activists are infiltrating the British political system to create positive, progressive change.

The landmark ruling is being celebrated as a huge step forward for human rights in the country.

The £5.2 million scheme is a major step in eradicating period poverty, which sees hundreds of thousands of young women struggle to afford basic sanitary products.

11-year-old Naomi Wadler wowed the world with her impassioned speech at Washington’s March for Our Lives gun control rally. Here, she writes a poem celebrating Black Girl Magic.

#EducationNotExclusion highlights how disadvantaged children often don’t get the support they need under our current education system.

Sacha Baron Cohen’s new programme 'Who Is America?' only shows that the world has become too weird to be parodied.

How did ordinary Russians feel about it? And how did Pussy Riot’s pitch invasion figure in the country’s tradition of performance protest art?

Activist Gina Martin took her experience of sexual harassment at a festival all the way to the Houses of Parliament. Here, she tells i-D about her journey so far.

And deconstructing toxic masculinity in the process.