Journal
Guest Post: Liberals need to check their views on "violence"
By reneejg |
This is a guest post by Kate, whose real name is changed for safety reasons. Image by the ...
Read More The wall we pay for: sex-positive "feminism" and the Pimp State
By reneejg |
it is not so much the cause of feminism to provide a shinning walk way for a female ...
Read More Treat Her Right: We won't close the pay gap if we don't discuss prostitution
By reneejg |
This article can be read in Spanish here. In a February 11 Radio New Zealand (RNZ) interview, Wallace ...
Read More Sexism, sadism and side shows: Cindy Sherman at the City Gallery
By reneejg |
Female socialization is a process of psychologically constructing and breaking girls, otherwise known as 'grooming', to create a ...
Read More A call to feminists to remember the history and sex-based nature of women's oppression
By reneejg |
This article can be read in German here, and in Spanish here. The real brilliance of patriarchy... it ...
Read More Prue Hyman: The struggle for equal pay
By reneejg |
Prue Hyman is a feminist economist, and the author of Women and Economics: a New Zealand Feminist Perspective. ...
Read More Why is a man running the New Zealand Prostitutes' Collective?
By reneejg |
In New Zealand, 85% of people who are prostituted in the sex trade are women. By contrast, 99% ...
Read More Grooming literature: Cosmo, Dolly, pimping and the "Sex Worker Starter Kit"
By reneejg |
I don't normally do content warnings, but this piece contains some pretty offensive material; I would certainly recommend ...
Read More Dear transactivists: stop no-platforming feminists
By reneejg |
One of the key, stated motivations driving liberal transactivists is to end unjust violence and discrimination inflicted on ...
Read More The late Jeanne Macaskill: on what lasts
By reneejg |
Jeanne Macaskill's left eye had a small spot in it that glistened like the surface of the sea. ...
Read More Public education: a women's domain, a feminist issue
By reneejg |
Equal opportunity is a cornerstone of education. That all children have the same birthright to education – regardless ...
Read More Sisters (can't) Speak: A response to the Wellington Zinefest organisers from the Zinefest des Refusés!
By reneejg |
Though I've never had a stall before, I love the Wellington Zinefest and look forward to it each ...
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