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Rachel Hills

  • President, Protagonistic
  • Freelance Journalist, Freelance
New York, Sydney
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Part PR maven, part public intellectual | Feminist strat comms Protagonistic | Author @simonbooks | 2x @TEDx speaker | Currently writing on feminist motherhood
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On ‘Furious’ and the Potent Fantasy of Female Revenge

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By Rachel Hills
| Vogue Verified
In the second episode of Furious, Hulu’s 2026 series about a survivor of childhood sex trafficking seeking revenge on the men who abused her, Catherine Grace (Lola Pettigrew) is standing in a kitchen, preparing raw chicken breasts, when a man at the edge of the frame begins commando crawling across the floor toward her. He seizes her aggressively by the ankle, a move that in most stories would signal she was in imminent danger.
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From vision to action: Gender-smart climate investing comes of age

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By Sana Kapadia, Rachel Hills
| ImpactAlpha Verified
Five years ago, the practice of applying a gender lens to climate investing was still nascent. The argument was clear: if you wanted to uncover new market opportunities, mitigate risk, and build durable businesses, you had to account for the needs, innovations, and participation of the full population.
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The Media Isn’t Just Reporting the Backlash. It’s Creating It.

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By Rachel Hills
| Substack
If you enjoy this piece, please hit the heart below and restack it on Notes to help others find it. This essay is free to read, so feel free to share it widely. And, of course, the very best way to support my work is with a paid subscription. I have to admit I felt something like a PTSD flashback last week when I saw the New York Times Styles article on women leaving the traditional workforce to spend more time with their families.
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