- ● The 45 stylist-approved spring fashion essentials for women, all under $200Linen pants, timeless tees and statement accessories can help give your wardrobe a refresh with warmer days aheadThe 13 best women’s shoes for the office, vetted by stylish professionalsSign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better thingsThe sun has emerged. Warmth and longer days... Read more »
- ● Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion: how to make sandwich dressing your style bread and butterHere’s an easy rule for making sure your outfit is always tasteful – even when you’re spread too thinSome days inspiration strikes, and it feels fun and soul-nourishing to invest energy creating something fabulous for dinner. Other days, there’s a lot going on so you make a sandwich. And here’s... Read more »
- ● My month in the tradwife world: ‘I can’t pretend I’m not enjoying myself at all ...’In the past few months, there has been a boom in tradwife novels, while the accounts of influencers only grow more popular. What is it about this culture that makes it so compelling to young women?‘No one I know wants to go spend their one wild and magical life being... Read more »
- Online abuse is a daily reality for women in public life | LettersAs Stella Creasy’s experience shows, these encounters follow a pattern typically comprising seven elements, writes Dr Susan WatsonReading Stella Creasy’s piece about the online abuse she received after sharing an image of herself enjoying a silent disco in her constituency filled me with a mix of anger and weary understanding... Read more »
- From fat transplants to LED mittens: how the fear of ‘old lady hands’ mobilised the beauty industryAfter decades of focusing on faces, manufacturers, beauticians and surgeons are offering us younger-looking hands. Is this more about money or scientific progress?I lay my hands on the table, palms down, for inspection. I’m in the consulting room of the president of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) in... Read more »
Women | The Guardian
- Trump has turned Title X upside down: from a contraception program into a pro-natalist machine | Moira DoneganFirst the administration sought to defund Title X. Now it’s reimagining what it stands forThe Trump administration, dominated by religious anti-abortion conservatives and reeling in money from a new wave of pronatalist tech reactionaries, has long been considering ways to persuade, pressure and cajole women into having more babies. The... Read more »
- ‘Am I going to die?’: more women join challenge to Arkansas abortion banCase argues law violates state constitution’s guarantee to life, liberty, equality and the pursuit of happinessLeitaea Lowrimore had hallmark symptoms of a dangerous ectopic pregnancy in February: vaginal bleeding, sharp pain, low hormone levels and no visible embryo on a uterine ultrasound. The 28-year-old mother and former nursing assistant was... Read more »
- Why was a Florida woman forced to have a C-section? | Tayo BeroMedical coercion is alive and well in the US healthcare system – especially if you’re a Black patient giving birthA harrowing recent ProPublica report tells the stories of two Black women in Florida who were forced to have cesarean sections despite clearly stating they didn’t want them – a reminder... Read more »
- US abortion rate holds steady largely due to travel and telehealth availability – reportShift seen away from from traveling to states with legal abortion in favor of telehealth and mail-order pillsThe abortion rate is holding steady in the US despite total and partial bans in some states – largely because of travel across state lines and a significant increase in telehealth appointments, a... Read more »
- The Trump administration kills children abroad while being ‘pro-life’ at home | Arwa MahdawiIn Georgia, a woman was charged with murder after allegedly taking pills to induce a termination. Yet America happily drops bombs on children abroadHow many children has the US helped kill this week in the Middle East? It’s hard to keep track, but Unicef reports that more than 1,800 children... Read more »
Reproductive rights | The Guardian
- ● ‘I wanted my work to be shameless’: 93-year-old artist Joan Semmel on her trailblazing nudesIn the 1970s, the painter shocked the art world with paintings modeled on her own nude body. Now in her 10th decade, she’s celebrated as a feminist pioneerOn a life-revivingly sunny day in New York, light pours into the SoHo studio of the 93-year-old painter Joan Semmel. She’s lived in... Read more »
- ● My month in the tradwife world: ‘I can’t pretend I’m not enjoying myself at all ...’In the past few months, there has been a boom in tradwife novels, while the accounts of influencers only grow more popular. What is it about this culture that makes it so compelling to young women?‘No one I know wants to go spend their one wild and magical life being... Read more »
- Online abuse is a daily reality for women in public life | LettersAs Stella Creasy’s experience shows, these encounters follow a pattern typically comprising seven elements, writes Dr Susan WatsonReading Stella Creasy’s piece about the online abuse she received after sharing an image of herself enjoying a silent disco in her constituency filled me with a mix of anger and weary understanding... Read more »
- The Guardian view on the Women’s Library at 100: a cause for celebration but not complacency | EditorialThe ups and downs of the collection launched by Millicent Fawcett make it an apt symbol of an ongoing struggleWhen the Women’s Library opened a century ago, the movement it documented appeared triumphant. Most British women had gained the vote in 1918, and in 1928 suffragist campaigners would ensure that... Read more »
- ‘Serve, smile, procreate’: Yesteryear author Caro Claire Burke on the rise of the tradwifeAs her dark debut about a tradwife who wakes up in the past is made into a film by Anne Hathaway, the novelist explores the sinister truth behind the barefoot influencers Gingham dresses, linen aprons; toddlers smiling toothily out from their perch on a perfectly cocked hip. And the mothers... Read more »
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- Conflict Theory and the Design of Migrant Housing
Migrant labor sustains U.S. agriculture. It is essential and constant. Yet the people who do the work remain hidden. That invisibility is not just social. It is spatial. Employers tuck housing behind groves, set it far off the road, or place it on private land behind locked gates. These sites... Read more » - Who’s Not Cool With AC?
This past summer was hot, hotter than it used to be, and this is causing a lot of new challenges for work, infrastructure, our social lives, and our health. Air conditioning was back in style and even a new public policy, with more cities working to require that landlords provide... Read more » - Cheeseburger Culture
One of the biggest challenges and joys I have in teaching Introduction to Sociology is making ideas like social construction, cultural objects, or bureaucracy visible and intuitive to students. A big part of our value as a general education course is in showing students how to use these ideas in... Read more » - The Surprising Convergence of Girlbosses and Tradwives
In recent weeks, we’ve seen multiple examples of women on the political right straddling two kinds of womanhood: the girlboss and the tradwife. The visibility of these women exposes a hidden link between conservative womanhood and girlboss feminism that deserves our attention. Katie Britt broadcast her response to the State of... Read more » - Will a Robot Take Your God?
Societies grow and change all the time, but it can be tough to think about big-picture shifts when you’re living through the practical details of the day to day. Take the recent popularity of large language models (LLMs). In the short term, we face important sociological questions about how they... Read more »
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- I’ve started a new thing called BROTOPIANS that you want to read
Hey what’s up how’s it goin? I’ve got a big announcement, which is that I’ve started a NEW THING, a sort of blog/newsletter thing on Ghost that I call BROTOPIANS. It’s about, well, brotopians, which is my name for a new species of techbro with utopian dreams, which tend to... Read more » - A Mammoth farewell
So I have something of a sad announcement to make today, one that I’ve been putting off posting. I’m not going to be able to continue with this blog. I need to make a living and unfortunately the level of engagement with my latest posts has not been enough to... Read more » - Where I’ve been
So, just a quick and long-overdue note to let you know what is going on with me and why I haven’t posted in such a long time. Basically, I’m neck-deep in a big project with a rather urgent deadline and I just haven’t had time to focus on the blog.... Read more » - Claire Lehmann calls the waahmbulance about women who protest stuff
We Hunted the Mammoth relies on your donations to fund its beta male lifestyle. Please drop a few bucks here or here if you can! Claire Lehmann wants you to know that something is very wrong with young women today. No, not because they’re suffering from unprecedented rates of anxiety and depression, or facing... Read more » - You’ll never guess how incels and MRAs responded to a new UK report whitewashing the manosphere. Or maybe you will
We Hunted the Mammoth relies on your donations to fund its beta male lifestyle. Please drop a few bucks here or here if you can! So in my last post I talked about a shocking whitewash of the manosphere from the official UK communications regulator Ofcom. The agency’s new report... Read more »
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- 2025We have recorded at least 92 UK women and girls aged 13 and over who have been killed in 2025 in circumstances in which a man or men are primary suspects. We know that over the course of the next weeks and months, this figure will increase as cases that... Read more »
- Open letter to national organisations supporting (women) victim-survivors of sexual and domestic violence and abuseIt had been more than a week since the ruling in For Women Scotland v. Scottish Ministers and despite the widespread celebrations of feminists and amazing widespread front-page news coverage, none of the national charities working to address men’s violence against women and girls had spoken out about what the... Read more »
- Abused women and children cannot be used as pawns in power politicsMen’s violence against and abuse of women, girls and children is not a party-political issue but of course responses must be led by whichever party holds power. The issue of so-called ‘rape gangs’ is currently being used by the Right to undermine the government which has been in power for... Read more »
- Sarah Owen, MP, newly elected chair of the Women and Equalities Select Committee, on Woman’s HourSarah Owen, MP (Labour) for Luton North was elected Chair of the parliamentary Women and Equalities Select Committee (WESC) on 11th September 2024. The following morning, she was a guest on Woman’s Hour, presented by Anita Rani. Woman’s Hour was hardly quick to pick up on women’s legitimate concerns... Read more »
- 2024We have recorded at least 106 UK women and girls aged 13 and over who have been killed in circumstances in which a man or men are primary suspect in 2024: Please let me know if you have information regarding the deaths of any other women/girls (aged 13 and over)... Read more »
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- ● The Deepfake Nudes Crisis in Schools Is Much Worse Than You Thought
submitted by /u/NoPoem2054 [link] [comments]... Read more » - ● TIL that mental load follows women even to space
During a press conference on January 17th at the Kennedy Space Center, astronaut Christine Hammock Koch spoke about her upcoming trip around the moon and what the unreliable “phone” connection would mean for her family. I quote: “Koch said her husband has been very inquisitive about the technical details. She's... Read more » - ● Misogynistic BeautyI used antiperspirants for over 30 years because I was told—by ads—I had to, otherwise I'd be a disgusting inconvenience to anyone around me. But one day I ran out (during a work from home period) and decided to stop using it for a few days. I realized I’d been... Read more »
- ● Annoyed when pandering men believe a woman’s biggest struggle is appearance or insecurities when women can have the same struggles and experiences as menAs a boyish girl it’s annoying when I see men still act like every woman’s main struggle and insecurity is their looks, especially because I don’t have an issue with that. It’s a little disrespectful in my opinion and corny. It’s as if they don’t see women as the same... Read more »
- ● W—T—F?https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/02/us/household-vote-women.html Is there something in the water?? submitted by /u/poly_arachnid [link] [comments]... Read more »
Feminism - “the personal is political”
- ● The Deepfake Nudes Crisis in Schools Is Much Worse Than You Thought submitted by /u/NoPoem2054 [link] [comments]... Read more »
- ● TIL that mental load follows women even to spaceDuring a press conference on January 17th at the Kennedy Space Center, astronaut Christine Hammock Koch spoke about her upcoming trip around the moon and what the unreliable “phone” connection would mean for her family. I quote: “Koch said her husband has been very inquisitive about the technical details. She's... Read more »
- ● Misogynistic BeautyI used antiperspirants for over 30 years because I was told—by ads—I had to, otherwise I'd be a disgusting inconvenience to anyone around me. But one day I ran out (during a work from home period) and decided to stop using it for a few days. I realized I’d been... Read more »
- ● Annoyed when pandering men believe a woman’s biggest struggle is appearance or insecurities when women can have the same struggles and experiences as menAs a boyish girl it’s annoying when I see men still act like every woman’s main struggle and insecurity is their looks, especially because I don’t have an issue with that. It’s a little disrespectful in my opinion and corny. It’s as if they don’t see women as the same... Read more »
- ● W—T—F?https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/02/us/household-vote-women.html Is there something in the water?? submitted by /u/poly_arachnid [link] [comments]... Read more »
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- ● Trump’s DOJ Claims Biden Administration Was Wrong to Prosecute Clinic ViolenceThe Department of Justice (DOJ) has released an 882-page report Tuesday about the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act. The Act does just what it sounds like it would do: Makes it possible for individuals who provide medical care or want to receive it to enter clinics that... Read more »
- ● ‘The Other Roe’ Film Shines a Light on Forgotten Abortion-Rights Case Doe v. BoltonOn June 24, 2026, we’ll reach the fourth anniversary of the Supreme Court’s infamous Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. This year, which would have been Roe’s 53rd anniversary, also coincides with the United States’ 250th, reminding us that while the U.S. has been independent since 1776,... Read more »
- Black Feminist Visionary Beverly Guy-Sheftall to Discuss New Book ‘Black! Feminist! Free!’ @ LA Ms. Mag HQ, April 23A leading voice in Black feminist scholarship will take center stage in Beverly Hills later this month, as Beverly Guy-Sheftall joins professor and dean emerita Bonnie Thornton Dill for a public conversation on her new book, Black! Feminist! Free! The event, hosted at Ms. magazine headquarters in Los Angeles on... Read more »
- This Phoenix Dad, Husband and Doctor Just Helped Change Abortion Rules in ArizonaWhat kind of man would sue the state of Arizona on behalf of the women here? Dr. Paul Isaacson. Thanks to his recent win court (with legal lead the Center for Reproductive Rights), women in Arizona are no longer forced to go through a 24-hour period between scheduling and getting... Read more »
- War in the Middle East Is Devastating the Global Aid System, and Women and Girls Are Paying the PriceIn the weeks since the U.S. and Israel launched an attack on Iran, the conflict has not only generated massive humanitarian need—it has fractured the global aid system itself. The renewed U.S. blockade of Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz marks a shift from fragile reopening to active restriction,... Read more »
Ms. Magazine
- ● Trump’s DOJ Claims Biden Administration Was Wrong to Prosecute Clinic ViolenceThe Department of Justice (DOJ) has released an 882-page report Tuesday about the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act. The Act does just what it sounds like it would do: Makes it possible for individuals who provide medical care or want to receive it to enter clinics that... Read more »
- ● ‘The Other Roe’ Film Shines a Light on Forgotten Abortion-Rights Case Doe v. BoltonOn June 24, 2026, we’ll reach the fourth anniversary of the Supreme Court’s infamous Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. This year, which would have been Roe’s 53rd anniversary, also coincides with the United States’ 250th, reminding us that while the U.S. has been independent since 1776,... Read more »
- Black Feminist Visionary Beverly Guy-Sheftall to Discuss New Book ‘Black! Feminist! Free!’ @ LA Ms. Mag HQ, April 23A leading voice in Black feminist scholarship will take center stage in Beverly Hills later this month, as Beverly Guy-Sheftall joins professor and dean emerita Bonnie Thornton Dill for a public conversation on her new book, Black! Feminist! Free! The event, hosted at Ms. magazine headquarters in Los Angeles on... Read more »
- This Phoenix Dad, Husband and Doctor Just Helped Change Abortion Rules in ArizonaWhat kind of man would sue the state of Arizona on behalf of the women here? Dr. Paul Isaacson. Thanks to his recent win court (with legal lead the Center for Reproductive Rights), women in Arizona are no longer forced to go through a 24-hour period between scheduling and getting... Read more »
- War in the Middle East Is Devastating the Global Aid System, and Women and Girls Are Paying the PriceIn the weeks since the U.S. and Israel launched an attack on Iran, the conflict has not only generated massive humanitarian need—it has fractured the global aid system itself. The renewed U.S. blockade of Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz marks a shift from fragile reopening to active restriction,... Read more »
Ms. Magazine
- FM Feb 18 Valentines week / bell hooks / All About LoveTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen : Coming up FIRST … for Valentines week, bell hooks asks Why Choose To Love? We hear excerpts from a talk that the late author gave at the Los Angeles Public Library in December 1999 … when she was launching her book ‘All About Love‘. The... Read more »
- FM Feb 11 “Poetry for the People” / June Jordan / Betty Soskin #blackhistorymonthTHIS WEEK on FM, Black History Month programming with host Lynn Harris Ballen. FIRST :: “Poetry for the People: The June Jordan Experience” is a tribute to the life and legacy of June Jordan—visionary poet, truth-teller, and relentless advocate for justice. Fusing spoken word, music, and movement, this performance channels Jordan’s... Read more »
- FM July 16, 2025: Mutual Aid / Operation Healthy HeartsTHIS WEEK on FemMag with host Lynn Harris Ballen :: Last month, a few days after the ICE kidnappings began in Los Angeles, rightwing media including Fox News and the NY Post reported that “ Leftwing nonprofit groups are openly helping to fuel anti-ICE riots in LA”. Among the groups... Read more »
- FM July 2, 2025: Where Women Made HistoryTHIS WEEK on FemMag with host Lynn Harris Ballen :: Less than 3 percent of LA’s historic landmarks represent women’s history. But a National Trust for Historic Preservation initiative – “Where Women Made History” is focusing on recognizing women’s contributions, including women of color and queer histories. And we’re joined... Read more »
- FM Sept 25, 2024: Bridges Across Homelands / She’s Beautiful When She’s AngryTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen : FIRST … We’re joined by multi-disciplinary storyteller Jen Cheng to hear about her latest project – a documentary short film called Bridges Across Homelands – premiering on Sat Oct 5th at 2pm during the CIRCA Queer Histories Festival for... Read more »
Feminist Magazine
- Urgent Care Clinic in Michigan Fills Gaps in Abortion AccessAs abortion clinics continue to close at alarming rates across the country, many community-based medical providers are stepping in to expand access to care. After a Planned Parenthood clinic in Marquette, Michigan shut its doors, the Marquette Medical Urgent Care, under the direction of Dr. Shawn Brown, began offering medication... Read more »
- From Privacy to Conversion Therapy: A Troubling Month for LGBTQ+ Rights at the Supreme CourtOver the past month, the Supreme Court of the United States has consistently made decisions that threaten the LGBTQ+ community. These attacks are rooted in the rise of Christian nationalism, which appears to be bleeding into judicial reasoning. The first major development emerged in early March, when the Court intervened... Read more »
- Texas Issues Guidance for Abortion ProvidersFor the first time since sweeping abortion bans reshaped reproductive care, Texas has issued guidance clarifying when physicians may legally provide abortions to protect a patient’s life. While this may reduce some uncertainty for doctors making urgent decisions, it is barely a step forward. Since 2021, when the Texas Heartbeat... Read more »
- Trump Administration Revokes Protection from Greenhouse GasesThe Trump Administration has reversed a key decision from the Obama Administration, reshaping the future of climate protection in the United States. The rule in question, known as the “endangerment finding,” served as the legal foundation for federal regulations for greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act. Now, under... Read more »
- Virginia’s Bill Will Finally Give Survivors JusticeOn February 10, 2026, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Chair of the House Democratic Women’s Caucus, Representative Teresa Leger Fernández (D-NM), introduced Virginia’s Law, which would effectively require the federal government to remove the statute of limitations on sex abuse and trafficking survivors’ right to sue. The introduction... Read more »
Feminist Majority Foundation
- OUR LAND OUR STORIES SCREENS IN HOLLYWOOD APRIL 23rd!On April 23rd, Global Girl Media and Solotech Studios in Hollywood will be hosting a special short film series on the intersection between climate change and gender justice. Films made by global girls from South Africa, Greece and Los Angeles will be shown followed by a panel discussion led by... Read more »
- OUR LAND, OUR STORIESOUR LAND, OUR STORIES is our media training and environmental advocacy project that brought together Global Girl reporters from South Africa, Greece and Los Angeles for two weeks in April, 20205 to share resources, build inspiration and collaborate on a multi-media reporting project about climate change and its impact on... Read more »
- VOTE FOR EQUALITYGlobal Girl Media Los Angeles produced a 2-part video series called WHY VOTE? for the 2024 Presidential Elections, canvasing BIPOC young women in the Los Angeles area about the issues that matter to them. One of them was about immigrant rights. Posting this post-election, now more than ever these young... Read more »
- OUR BODIES ARE ON THE LINEGlobal Girl Media Los Angeles produced a 2-part video series called WHY VOTE? canvasing BIPOC young women in the Los Angeles area about the issues that matter to them. One of them was reproductive rights. Posting this post-election, now more than ever these young women need and want to be... Read more »
- MUSIC EMBRACING CULTURESThe “Music Embracing Cultures” project, a songwriting and multimedia project was spearheaded by PRAKSIS in collaboration with Global Girl Media Greece and Culture Break Borders, with the goal of integrating youth from refugee, migrant, and Greek backgrounds through music, video production, and social awareness training. The workshops highlighted cultural diversity,... Read more »
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- Talking With an Actual Tiny-House Future ResidentMargaret Chandler, better known as remargaret, and her boyfriend Zach are embarking on a unique adventure in Charleston, South Carolina. They’re not just building any house; they’re constructing a tiny house, a cozy 315-square-foot home, including lofts. This journey is documented on their blog, the Charleston Tiny House, offering a... Read more »
- Dream Interpretation: Dying Fathers and Falling CarsDreams often serve as windows into the deep recesses of our subconscious mind, revealing inner truths and unresolved emotions. When we dream of our fathers passing away or cars plummeting, these are not just random scenarios but symbolic representations of deeper psychological processes. Carl Jung, a pioneer in dream analysis,... Read more »
- The Ultimate Guide To Wearing A Jumpsuit – Tips For Rocking this Versatile OutfitIf you learn nothing else from my tenure at The Hairpin, I want you to learn this: jumpsuits are the best item of clothing in the world. Jumpsuits, rompers, playsuits, whatever let me explain. Every fall people come at me with this bullshit about how fantastic layering is, like how... Read more »
- Who’s the Most Important Person in Your Life? TestimoniesWhile I was considering topics for this month’s discussion, Haley shared a memorable quote from Rachel Syme’s excellent profile of Broad City. It highlighted the deep connection between Abbi and Ilana, transcending mere friendship or business partnership to a rare and profound level of mutual understanding: “Our communication is constant,... Read more »
- Celebrities All Have Little Real Teeth Under Their Big Fake TeethHere’s something to think about: celebrities all have little tiny real teeth hiding under their big Hollywood fake teeth. Do you ever think about this? A mouth of secret lovelies, stained and forgotten. Little guys hiding, snug as a bug. Tiny teeth grown naturally — shh, they’re sleeping. Like many cosmetic procedures, the... Read more »
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- VideoKajsa Ekis Ekman is a Marxist feminist speaking out against gender identity in SwedenIn this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Kajsa Ekis Ekman, author of "The Meaning of Sex: Thoughts about the New Definition of Woman" The post Kajsa Ekis Ekman is a Marxist feminist speaking out against gender identity in Sweden appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
- Helen Joyce on how Labour changed its stance on gender identity, why women’s bathrooms matter, and her spat with Matt WalshIn this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with founder of Sex Matters, Helen Joyce, about new political developments in the UK around gender identity legislation, why women's bathrooms matter, and her spat with Matt Walsh The post Helen Joyce on how Labour changed its stance on gender identity, why women’s bathrooms... Read more »
- VideoThe trans movement is a lie
My talk from Let Women Speak Austin on August 12, 2023 The post The trans movement is a lie appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more » - Jennifer Bilek on the true roots of the transgender movementIn this episode, I speak with Jennifer Bilek about the millionaires funding the transgender movement and what they aim to accomplish The post Jennifer Bilek on the true roots of the transgender movement appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
- Spain’s leftist government may be renewed, leaving women’s rights behind
The ‘most feminist government’ in the history of Spain abandoned women, and Sunday's election doesn't look like it will change things. The post Spain’s leftist government may be renewed, leaving women’s rights behind appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
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- VideoKajsa Ekis Ekman is a Marxist feminist speaking out against gender identity in SwedenIn this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Kajsa Ekis Ekman, author of "The Meaning of Sex: Thoughts about the New Definition of Woman" The post Kajsa Ekis Ekman is a Marxist feminist speaking out against gender identity in Sweden appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
- Helen Joyce on how Labour changed its stance on gender identity, why women’s bathrooms matter, and her spat with Matt WalshIn this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with founder of Sex Matters, Helen Joyce, about new political developments in the UK around gender identity legislation, why women's bathrooms matter, and her spat with Matt Walsh The post Helen Joyce on how Labour changed its stance on gender identity, why women’s bathrooms... Read more »
- VideoThe trans movement is a lieMy talk from Let Women Speak Austin on August 12, 2023 The post The trans movement is a lie appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
- Jennifer Bilek on the true roots of the transgender movementIn this episode, I speak with Jennifer Bilek about the millionaires funding the transgender movement and what they aim to accomplish The post Jennifer Bilek on the true roots of the transgender movement appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
- Spain’s leftist government may be renewed, leaving women’s rights behindThe ‘most feminist government’ in the history of Spain abandoned women, and Sunday's election doesn't look like it will change things. The post Spain’s leftist government may be renewed, leaving women’s rights behind appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
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