IWD 2022 x GLAMOUR: Allyship In The Face Of Misogyny

To mark International Women’s Day 2022, GLAMOUR asked four high-profile feminists to nominate their male ally, and have an open discussion about what male support means to them, and why it can be such a pivotal tool against misogyny. Because women can’t end sexism alone.

In the video:
Supermodel Leomie Anderson and her rapper boyfriend Lancey Foux explain why allyship is the foundation of their relationship.

Gina Martin, who changed the law around upskirting in 2019, chats with her friend and fellow activist, Ben Hurst, about tackling toxic masculinity and promoting male allyship.

Activist Charlie Craggs, sits down with her friend, illustrator Henry James Garrett, to discuss why male allyship is especially significant for trans women.

Britain’s favourite married couple, Rochelle and Marvin Humes, explain why their marriage is the ultimate form of allyship.


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IWD 2022 x GLAMOUR: Allyship In The Face Of Misogyny

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