The Black Europe Summer School: Space as Revolution
We, Gaitho and Miriam, are two Black radical feminist researchers living in Europe. We met during the 2021 Black Europe […]
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We, Gaitho and Miriam, are two Black radical feminist researchers living in Europe. We met during the 2021 Black Europe […]
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Mulk Raj Anand’s Untouchable portrayed the issue of caste, but has somehow overlooked the intersectionality of oppression that survives in
Reading Untouchable: Caste, Class and the Absence of Gender Read Post »
When I was in high school, I was a devout raging feminist. So when I saw a cheap t-shirt with
I am not a Fierce and Liberated Woman Read Post »
“[Recently,] Equal Measures 2030 (EM2030) launched the ‘Are We There Yet?’ calculator: a new online tool that aims to bridge
Abstract/excerpt: The following text concerns the issue of purity culture and virginity myth. It touches the subject of fear-based sex
How dirty the purity culture really is Read Post »
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