Catcalls aren’t compliments. They’re not cheeky, they’re not harmless, and they often start far too young. I still remember being catcalled at 13 - and, disturbingly, it happened more when I was underage than as an adult. That’s because catcalling isn’t about attraction, it’s about power. It’s harassment dressed up as flattery, and it’s time we stopped pretending otherwise.

Feminism isn’t a dusty relic or a passing hashtag - it’s a living, urgent movement demanding equality, safety, and respect for everyone. From the gender pay gap to violence against women, toxic masculinity, and the fight for representation, the need for feminism is as real as ever. It’s time to call out injustice, uplift marginalised voices, and build a fairer world for all.