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Tag Archives: feminism
[Repost] Why the Left still needs feminism
I am now a fully-fledged author over at The Standard, largely thanks to my own talents ego. I’ll be reposting my TS posts here at a slight delay, but don’t worry, you’ll still be getting a lot of the ranty … Continue reading
Fighting the patriarchy in lipstick – addendum
One thing I wanted to clarify from my two previous posts, but which is kind of a whole other ramble in of itself, and which I felt sure would come up in comments sooner or later. When I say we … Continue reading
Fighting the patriarchy in lipstick vol. 2
Part 1 of this post was published yesterday. Check it out, ’cause it’ll probably make this post make more sense. 3. A life lived in stress is a life half-lived Let’s assume, for this section, that one completely rejects the … Continue reading
Fighting the patriarchy in lipstick vol. 1
This post got a little long, so tune in tomorrow for part 2, in which I reserve the right to manage my own spoons, we note that a life conforming ain’t perfect either, and I get to the point. Kinda. … Continue reading
We don’t know how lucky we are
On 8 March 2012, International Women’s Day, British novelist Linda Grant used her Twitter account to discuss the continuing necessity of feminism. These are the responses she received. So sayeth A Thousand Reasons, a damn good, illuminating, infuriating Tumblr compiling … Continue reading
Why, what do YOU think they “should” look like?
Background. Background 2. Background 3. Things this post is not actually about: Maia’s “tone” or “the way she brought this up” Cupcakes Deep meaningful conversations about “what constitutes feminism” Hating your freedoms … which is not to rule out any … Continue reading
Why the Left needs feminism
[This post first appeared in two parts at The Standard on 31/1/2011 and 1/2/2011.] I had set my mind to writing this article a few weeks back after IrishBill said some charming things to me on my own blog. Then, … Continue reading
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Tagged chris trotter, election 2011, feminism, gender issues, guest post, helen clark, history lesson, identity politics, leftwing douchebags, marriage is capitalist, patriarchy, privilege is bliss, race, social issues, They are The Standard they are many, what about teh menz, what about teh whiteys
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This is what this feminist looks like
[Author's note: this post was originally drafted two days ago. Since then similar topics have been explored by Deborah and Maia has posted further on her thoughts on this issue.] You know, I think Maia had one tiny point in … Continue reading →