Katherine Maxwell-Rose visits the Knights Of pop-up bookshop in the hope of being able to #ReadTheOnePercent

Kids’ toy preferences do seem to split down gender lines. But where does it come from? And even when we think we are combatting gender divisions, are our own prejudices getting in the way?

Your son wants to go out wearing ‘girls’’ clothes. Do you warn him that he might attract unwanted attention? Or do you bite your tongue and hand him a frock? Charlotte Heathcote asks a psychologist for advice.

Aisle after aisle in the shops tell the boys they are toxic, predators, that they can’t express any feeling except anger…And alongside this, they tell them they are cleverer, more important, worth more. That they are entitled to more. 

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We hope 2018 will be the year that pushes us all to make a contribution to gender equality. Here are 5 positive actions we can all take to start a change.

Have a listen. I think the programme as a whole all goes to show that we need to do MORE work on exploring what gender equality really looks like. What it is and what it isn't, and how we make these crucial attitude changes.

First up in the Sonshine book club: Robert Webb's How Not To Be A Boy