Journal
Have some "intersectionality" with your Honey Bumbles: On Gavin Hubbard's theft of a Samoan victory
By reneejg |
In March this year, the Australian International weightlifting championships were held in Melbourne. The event made news when ...
Read More Get your story straight on the bathroom debate
By reneejg |
“I’ve never spent more time in a bathroom than is necessary,” says New Zealand Herald columnist Lizzie Marvelly, ...
Read More Transadvocates – please look up the Nuremberg Code!
By reneejg |
Recently, psychologist and media personality Nigel Latta was interviewed on TV1's Breakfast show alongside Awa, an eighteen year ...
Read More Six survivors speak out about New Zealand's punishing "sex" industry
By reneejg |
Below are six testimonies from women who have all been exploited within New Zealand's sex trade, and who ...
Read More Prostitution: less like a job, more like the prison system
By reneejg |
At bottom, there is one fundamental question: Why do we take prison for granted? While a relatively small ...
Read More Why can't we just make up?: On the hypocrisy of transactivism in the prison abolition movement
By reneejg |
On the night of June 25 last year, Alex Aleti Seu sexually assaulted a young man in an ...
Read More Decolonisation, not manarchy: we need to abolish porn to abolish prisons
By reneejg |
In November 2016, New Zealand's prison population ticked over ten thousand. So in February, abolitionist organisation No Pride ...
Read More How do you know if you're "transphobic", and what is to be done about it?
By reneejg |
There's a new catchcry in town. It's been flying around New Zealand media like a ball in a ...
Read More Why the New Zealand Prostitutes’ Collective cannot be trusted
By reneejg |
For Kate. Image by Untameable Shrews (@untamableshrews). New Zealand leftist news site The Spinoff recently published a “now ...
Read More Guest Post: Why do PTSD diagnostics favour soldiers over survivors of sexual abuse?
By reneejg |
This is post is written by Emily Scott, whose name has been changed for privacy. Recently, I ...
Read More #AskMeFirst: The left's shameful response to Laura will push more women to the right
By reneejg |
On 20 February, conservative lobby group Family First New Zealand launched a campaign called Ask Me First, in ...
Read More Guest post: Why don't more women in New Zealand’s sex trade advocate to criminalise pimps?
By reneejg |
In 2003, the Prostitution Reform Act (PRA) was passed, introducing a policy of full decriminalisation of the sex ...
Read More