Yes, we still need to talk about consent.
Category: Intersectionality
Female workers forced to get hysterectomy in India
The operation is very profitable for the private clinics and put the family of the patient into debt.
“You Don’t Look Like a Lesbian”: The Reality of Femmephobia and Femme-Invisibility
I’m not sure if I’m safer with hair long enough to pull, or if a shaved head would make them want to prove my woman to me
The Meghan and Harry Interview: Why History is Repeating Itself and What We Need to Learn
There is one major difference between the experiences of Meghan and Diana: race.
Practice What You Preach! – How Vice President Kamala Harris, First Lady Jill Biden and Former First Lady Michelle Obama Showcased Diverse Designers
While fashion might be your passion, the focus of this article are not the outfits, however stunning, but rather the faces behind them.
The Reality of Being a Woman Part 1: The fear of walking alone at night
This article focuses on women experiences of sexual harassment in the United Kingdom and the solutions to prevent harassment.
Swedish Women Don’t Fall Over: How snow clearing can be sexist and how everyone wins when it isn’t
One staff member joked that at least there couldn’t be any gender inequality in snow clearing.
Changing Sex on Screen
Contains mentions of sexual, racial, and homophobic violence/discrimination, and spoilers for Bridgerton, I May Destroy You, and It’s a Sin
The Small Town-Feminist Chronicles pt. IV: The Gender-Equalists
Whilst patriarchal oppression is the default state many female small-town residents unconsciously accept and internalise, there are also shining examples of women this system has failed to intimidate.
On the Remarkable Versatility of Shame
From the onset of puberty, girls are taught to fear their sexual nature and hide their bodies as changes in their physical appearance reveal an ‘impure’ part of themselves.
The Small Town-Feminist Chronicles pt. III: (Un)Learning by Doing
Increasing the student’s encounter with feminist ideas on a textual level is great, but is unlikely to be effective on its own,
Breaking Free from Compulsory Heterosexuality
This self-imposed attraction definitely took a heavy toll on my mental health during my teenage years. That is what comp het can do.