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The gendered politics of romance

Apr 5, 2018By Neha Mulay

Dealing with political inequalities is an inescapable part of the daily life of a woman. It is perhaps equally unsurprising to consider that romantic love, particularly heterosexual romantic love is, as Laurie Penny so aptly calls it, a battlefield. RomanceRead more…

Apr 5, 2018Neha Mulay 1 comment

Are our CVs sites of gender-based stereotyping?

Mar 29, 2018By Alex Creece

Language is inevitably gender-coded. It is, after all, “man-made”. We cultivate our own gender expression through language, and infer gender from the vernacular of others. While this occurs in every facet of our social existence, employment is an area whereRead more…

Mar 29, 2018Alex Creece 0 Comments

In my home I don’t belong

Mar 27, 2018By Naomi Barnbaum

I’ve been gone nearly as long as I lived there. Like the cliché, I left as soon as I could, at 17, heading south for university. I only applied for degrees that would put at least a day’s drive betweenRead more…

Mar 27, 2018Naomi Barnbaum 2 comments

#MeToo made a man outta me

Mar 7, 2018By Zach Ghirardello

**Content warning: rape, sexual assault** This is not another story about a girl who was let down by the system. It’s a story about how my efforts to help her changed my life. In 2016, a young woman who wasRead more…

Mar 7, 2018Zach Ghirardello 1 comment

Q&A: Rosie Stevens, Festival Muse

Mar 4, 2018By Feminartsy

Ahead of next week’s Festival Muse, we’re catching up with some illustrious festival guests to get a sneak peek at what we can expect from their sessions. Rosanna Stevens is hosting The (Feminist) Week that Was, a ‘sassy panel of broads’ thatRead more…

Mar 4, 2018Feminartsy 0 Comments
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