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Zoe Williams

Zoe Williams (b. 1973) is a British journalist who writes regularly for The Guardian and the New Statesman.

She writes from a left-wing and feminist standpoint and is also a proponent of Humanism.

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-'''Zoe Williams''', writer and journalist, was named by the London (England) Observer newspaper as one of the hundred people who would shape Britain in the 21st century. Her trenchant comments on modern life have made her a popular contributor to the London Guardian newspaper, whilst she writes on food, cinema and cultural issues for other outlets. Her failure to fulfill her predicted potential may be ascribed to hostility from the liberal-consensus media establishment, occasioned by her outspokenly moral outlook.
+'''Zoe Williams''' (b. 1973) is a [[Britain|British]] journalist who writes regularly for ''[[The Guardian]]'' and the ''[[New Statesman]]''.
+She writes from a [[left-wing]] and [[feminism|feminist]] standpoint and is also a proponent of [[Humanism]].
-She is renowned for her tight, concise writing style and the extensive research she conducts into her subject matter.
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