The Tempest

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My fears confronting my suspected OCD

What started as a work training session turned into therapy and the revelation of some home truths.

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Here’s why any Tarantino movie is actually less violent than “Love Island”

One is much more harmful than the other, and it isn't the one with over-the-top violence.

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The backlash to Meghan Markle’s every move exposes a dark double standard

Hint: It's every bit as pathetic as you might expect.

A white man wearing a suit is down on one knee, proposing to a brunette, white woman.

Here’s why public proposals receive a resounding “no” from brides-to-be

Would you want your life-changing moment to take place in front of a crowd?

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This is how it feels to be pulled between science and humanities

In the end, we need both to progress and keep balance.

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We need to think long and hard about child entrepreneurs

Childhood is for hopscotch and self-discovery, not seed funding rounds and growth plans

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The Amazon is burning. The world is going to sh*t. So here’s what you can do.

There are so many fires burning right now, that the smoke is visible from space.

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#AmINext: we need to talk about femicide in South Africa

When is enough, enough?

Our Mission

The Tempest is the guide for diverse women to share, feel, and claim their voices - and power. We’re the global media and entertainment company made for you: tomorrow’s leaders and dreamers changing the status quo, in your life and the world.

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