The women were able to bring their case to trial based on race discrimination, or gender discrimination, but not both
Category: Intersectionality
Queering the Curriculum: We Are Not Something To Be Feared
By schools hiding any traces of homosexuality from their curriculums, it becomes that much harder to gain acceptance from their peers, teachers, and even families.
Social Media and Class Performativity
Class, and all that intersects with it, is not something which can or should be co-opted as an aesthetic for social media content.
The Myth of the Manly Man
Wearing whatever you want can be empowering, especially when our world in so many ways still dictates our behaviour according to a misconstrued conception of our gender.
Liberation Theology: The Forgotten Allies. Part 1: The Feminists
Traditional theologies in the Abrahamic faiths have reinforced the idea of a binary world where the male and female should be strictly segregated.
The Tate Strike and the Casualisation of Labour in the Art World
Tate Modern still uphold racial hierarchies in their hallowed walls and this is emphasised in the division of labour across their gallery
Behind the pro-democracy protests in Thailand: The Tampon Tax
In the case of Thailand, menstruation products are significantly costly and inaccessible.
‘Tangerine’, Film Review: A Powerful Voice for Trans Street Culture
he strength of friendship between women prevails over all in ‘Tangerine’
The Evolution of Women War Correspondents since World War II
These hidden figures of the great wars have contributed much more than you can image to History.
We Will Not be Canaries in a Coal Mine: Why the North’s Refusal to Accept New Lockdown Measures is About more than Inadequate Funding.
Economically, the government restrictions as they stand are simply not enough.
Gendered Nation and Nationhood: The Case of Irish Nationalism
Few topics of study overlap as often and extensively as nationalism and gender studies do.
‘She Chose It’: How I Found Out Sexual Harassment and Feminism Are Still Very Misunderstood
Valeria Sinisi García is a Spanish and Italian student, in her last year of a BA in International Relations. She is the Regional Editor for Latin America in the student-led magazine ‘Dialogue’. Her main research interests include climate change and its intersection with human rights, as well as issues regarding Latin America, international law, feminism,…