Tag: feminism
Unsettling Feminism and the Politics of the Prison Break: Ash Sarkar In Conversation with Alana Lentin
Ash Sarkar
Feminism in Argentina: From the #NiUnaMenos Protests to the International Women’s Strike
Malena Lenta
The Impossibility of the International Women’s Strike is Exactly Why It’s So Necessary
Camille Barbagallo
From the Women’s March to the International Women’s Strike
Cinzia Arruzza
What even is anarchafeminism?
On this week’s Killjoy FM, Ray Filar is joined by Alexis Calvas and Sami Capulcu, as they discuss bringing anarchism to feminism and feminism to anarchism
The Hijab is More European Than the Tie: Islamophobia and Misogyny
On this week’s episode of KilljoyFM, Ray Filar is joined by Soofiya Andry, Lubaaba Alazami and Shahla Omar as they discuss Muslim feminisms, British identity, Prevent and imperialism
‘We build a wall around our sanctuaries’: Queerness and Precarity
Joni Pitt (Cohen) & Sophie Monk
Owen Smith’s Sexism Problem
Has Owen Smith’s misogynist behaviour been deliberately ignored by those trying to smear the Corbyn movement?
Theresa May becomes Britain’s 2nd female PM – This is NOT a feminist victory
Eleanor Penny on all the ways the former Home Secretary has screwed over women.
Breaking Up with Monogamy: A Political Project
Brigitte Vasallo
Lean Out: In Conversation with Dawn Foster
On this week’s show James Butler and Ash Sarkar are joined by Dawn Foster as they discuss her new book Lean Out.
Sex Work: Decriminalisation, Policing and Fighting for a Better Future
Eleanor Penny talks to a range of sex workers and sex work advocates to discuss how different legal models affect workers and what additional measures are needed to ensure their safety and wellbeing.
#ReclaimIWD: 7 Reflections from Inside the University of London’s Feminist Occupation
Helena Dunnett-Orridge
‘Monsters and white knights’: Ukip’s crusade against sexual violence is white supremacy by another name
Eleanor Penny
Trans feminisms: Roz Kaveney & Ellis Suzanna Slack
On this week’s show James Butler is joined by Roz Kaveney & Ellis Suzanna Slack as they discuss trans- and sex worker-inclusive feminisms.
Radical Lives: Sylvia Pankhurst
Daniel Whittall
Women in Dark Times
On this week’s show James Butler is joined by Nina Power and Jacqueline Rose as they discuss feminism, violence and power, – themes emerging from Rose’s new book ‘Women in Dark Times’.