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"Where are the women?": An interview with Cynthia Enloe
By reneejg |
I began to read feminist literature -- real, radical feminist literature -- around 2014, and found it transformative. ...
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Feminists must think radically to reject sex self-identification laws
By reneejg |
Nobody in the world, nobody in history, has ever gotten their freedom by appealing to the moral sense ...
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Transgenderism: the latest phase of disaster capitalism
By reneejg |
Believers in the shock doctrine are convinced that only a great rupture – a flood, a war, a ...
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Conquest: on the inseparability of militarism and prostitution
By reneejg |
As long as men have gone to war, they have kidnapped women and children for sexual slavery. According ...
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The creation of patriarchy: How did it happen?
By reneejg |
I began with the conviction, shared by most feminist thinkers, that patriarchy as a system is historical: it ...
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Censored piece: Jeez, Louise – may we have our own thoughts, please?
By reneejg |
This piece starts with an explanatory note and story about the article to follow. The article itself - ...
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Pride, police, politicians, pundits and prison abolitionists: What's going on?
By reneejg |
To say the least, there are echoes of the Emperor’s new clothes in our annual Pride Parades. Since ...
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By the numbers: The oppression of women and girls globally
By reneejg |
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#MeToo and the call for "restorative justice": Are they compatible?
By reneejg |
In New Zealand, “restorative justice” (RJ) advocacy is currently in vogue. In August, the government held a $1.6 ...
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Anti-propaganda banner drop at Te Papa's Gallipoli exhibition
This is a press release that was sent to media on Thursday, 4 February 2016. Images of the...
Ian Fraser's 1983 interview with Clarence Beeby: an excerpt
FRASER: 1935 is a watershed in New Zealand education. It marks the beginning of a long period...
Why Wellington Needs a Safehouse for Women Leaving Prostitution
This article was co-written with Dr. Pala Molisa. In 2003, New Zealand passed the Prostitution Reform Act,...
Word Up, Student Teachers!
This article was first published in Salient magazine, October 4, 2015. * "...no school system can claim to...
Resistance is a simple concept: power, unjust and immoral, is confronted and dismantled.