The Three Magazine is run by Karly, Jo and Hannah. We are three ladies from three different countries sharing our feminist view of the world.
The Three believes that the dismantling of white supremacy should be the most important goal of our generation. This issue threads through every other thing we care about: environmental breakdown, poverty, and the rights of women and queer people. This week we want to suspend our writing to amplify the organisations you should be donating … Continue reading Black Lives Matter
I’ve always had a tough relationship with physical activity. Generally speaking, it makes my perfectionist, overachieving, decidedly unathletic brain squirm with a self-conscious sense of failure and negative body image. Continue reading All the Times I’ve Cried in Exercise Class – Part 1: Aerial Yoga
“For years, I believed that I was broken inside. It seemed like the only logical explanation for the deep, enduring sadness I felt in my otherwise fortunate and happy life.” It’s Mental Health Awareness Week in the UK so Karly is sharing her experience with depression. If you are struggling with your mental health, you are not alone! Please seek help. Continue reading Unbroken
We’ve been living on screens for a long time. Continue reading How to See Through Screens
I don’t know if you feel the way I do, but if you do—if there’s a seed of something inside of you that says, really? is buying and shopping and working really what gives our lives meaning?—then we need to hold on to what these past few months have shown us. Continue reading A Brave New World
A month ago I became an essential worker. I don’t want to die, nor do, I think, any of my coworkers. Continue reading Back to Normal
As the reservoirs of a host of viruses, bats have acquired a rather bad reputation. Continue reading In Defence of Bats
I’ve become infatuated with nature in all its emerging forms. Continue reading Spring in Uncertain Times
I could go on all day. This bandying back and forth of what and why and who’s to blame is a really neat game to play where the answer is pretty much always: Boomers, with the voting majority, straight through the gut of the American working class. Continue reading How Do We Forgive Our Parents?
How do we imagine the physical space of a life online? Continue reading Time and Space and Covid-19
