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Guest Post: Why do PTSD diagnostics favour soldiers over survivors of sexual abuse?

This is post is written by Emily Scott, whose name has been changed for privacy.   Recently, I ...
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#AskMeFirst: The left's shameful response to Laura will push more women to the right

On 20 February, conservative lobby group Family First New Zealand launched a campaign called Ask Me First, in ...
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Guest post: Why don't more women in New Zealand’s sex trade advocate to criminalise pimps?

In 2003, the Prostitution Reform Act (PRA) was passed, introducing a policy of full decriminalisation of the sex ...
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Guest Post: Liberals need to check their views on "violence"

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The wall we pay for: sex-positive "feminism" and the Pimp State

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Treat Her Right: We won't close the pay gap if we don't discuss prostitution

This article can be read in Spanish here. In a February 11 Radio New Zealand (RNZ) interview, Wallace ...
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Sexism, sadism and side shows: Cindy Sherman at the City Gallery

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A call to feminists to remember the history and sex-based nature of women's oppression

This article can be read in German here, and in Spanish here. The real brilliance of patriarchy... it ...
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Prue Hyman: The struggle for equal pay

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The common erotic project of destroying women makes it possible for men to unite into a brotherhood; this project is the only firm and trustworthy groundwork for cooperation among males and all male bonding is based on it

— Andrea Dworkin, Our Blood (1973)

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