When does chilvalry become chauvinism?
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Traditional gestures like opening doors, pulling out chairs or paying on a date seem less common today, as attitudes around equality have changed. For some, these acts are thoughtful and respectful; for others, they can feel patronising. Does chivalry lead to chauvinism? Rebecca Pagani from The Grace School of Etiquette joined Esther to give her thoguhts!
Released on 29 Jun 2026
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