A curated register of quotes from under-represented voices.

The long tradition of Black organising for civil rights, freedom and dignity, from abolition through Stonewall to Black Lives Matter.

Writers, artists and organisers across Asia and its diasporas, on identity, belonging and being seen on your own terms.

A body of writing that reshaped what English-language fiction could carry: memory, migration, family, resistance.

The social model of disability, in which the disabling factor is a world built to shut people out, and the movement that has been rewriting that world.

First Nations writers and leaders on sovereignty, land, language and the long work of survival.

Writers, organisers and artists across Latin America and the Latinx diaspora, from farmworkers' rights to magical realism.

Writers, artists and organisers whose work insisted on being seen, and on the room, in every field, being made bigger.

A movement led largely by trans women of colour, still fighting for the most basic protections in most of the world.

From the first women to hold high office to those still opening the way, on power, representation and how change gets made.

Scientists and thinkers whose work reshaped their fields, often with less recognition than their male peers received for the same discoveries.

The struggle for equal pay, recognition and access: on the court, on the track, and off it.