Statement from Caroline Criado Perez on the release of the new £10 note
Back in 2013, the Bank of England announced that they were removing the only female historical figure from our banknotes and replacing her with Winston Churchill. As then chief cashier … Continue reading
If — an ode to lefty men
If you performatively bore on about the importance of listening to women while in fact only listening to women who already agree with you If you pretend to care about … Continue reading
On Fearless Girl, women & public art; or, no, seriously, the guy does not have a point.
You have probably seen this blog on Fearless Girl vs Charging Bull which has been floating around social media the past couple of days. Yesterday I had a minor tweet rant in response, and apparently I am … Continue reading
Remain: It’s Personal
I suppose I always knew my decision would be partly based in emotion. I’ve studied behavioural economics. I know the idea of the rational agent making decisions in her own … Continue reading
Julie Bindel Statement on Withdrawing from Feminism In London
Julie’s blog is down, so she’s asked me to host her statement here — I think it’s brilliant and am honoured to publish it. ********************************************************** I am very sorry that … Continue reading
Why I’m Pulling Out of Feminism In London
In February this year, comedian Kate Smurthwaite had her stand-up show at Goldsmith’s cancelled. We got the usual excuses “oh we didn’t sell enough tickets” (it was a show that … Continue reading
The Women’s Room
So, this is a thing that comes up every so often, so I just wanted to get the facts out there so everyone is clear on them. As its name … Continue reading
