Kay Green

Book reviews, book store and commentary

I miss, I note, I love…

What’s changed in your world?

Kay Green

March 22, 2020

Politics, Uncategorized

environment, Politics, social distancing, virus
My last word

…because as fast as I use them, people try and make them mean something else.

Kay Green

March 14, 2020

activism, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

Alex Drummond, Debbie Hayton, GRA reform, Labour Women’s Declaration, Linda Bellos, Maya Forstater, sex and gender
Who do we give in to?

That’s the kind of question 21st century feminists should be asking, is it?

Kay Green

February 29, 2020

activism, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

@ExeterCollegeOx, @jameclarejones, @OxfordHistory, @OxIntWomensFest, Selina Todd, Woman’s Place UK, Women’s Liberation at 50
The Night Before the Election

Never a truer word…

Kay Green

February 20, 2020

activism, Election, Uncategorized, women
About last night… (#expelme night)

Yes, a lot of very angry women. Here’s why.

Kay Green

February 12, 2020

activism, Labour, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

Angela Rayner, Labour leadership, Rebecca Long-Bailey
Pledges for Gender-Non-Conformists

That is, pretty much anyone except Barbie and GI Joe

Kay Green

February 11, 2020

activism, Labour, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

Diane Abbott, Freedom of Speech, Labour Campaign for Trans Rights, LGB Alliance, Pledges
Tribes, parties and women’s politics

Being a woman is not just a feeling – and it’s way bigger than a party-politics.

Kay Green

February 9, 2020

activism, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized, women

Conservative Women’s Pledge, Green Feminists Women and Girls Declaration, Labour Women’s Declaration, Liberal Democrats’ Grassroots Challenge, SNP Women’s Pledge, Women’s Equality Party petition
What I did at the weekend

That which unites us is greater than that which divides us…

Kay Green

February 5, 2020

activism, economics, Election, Labour, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

Caroline Criado Perez, Gender, gender pay gap, Invisible women, Kier Starmer, Labour Women’s Declaration, Maya Forestater, Pragna Patel, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Richard Burgon, sex industry, suffragettes, UCL, VAWG, Women’s Budget Group, Women’s Liberation, Women’s Place UK
“Told you so” is not the way to success

Lexit is (was) the idea of withdrawing from the neoliberalist strait-jacket of the EU *without* selling ourselves to the USA.

Kay Green

January 28, 2020

activism, Corbyn, economics, Election, Labour, media, Politics, Uncategorized

Boris Johnson, Brexit, EU, Jeremy Corbyn, John McDonnell, Kier Starmer, Laura Smith, Leave, Lexit, Morning Star, Reamain, socialism
YOU have the power

Ten things YOU can do to empower OUR Ten Pledges

Kay Green

January 15, 2020

activism, Corbyn, Election, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized

Jennie Formby, Labour leadership, Labour Party, leadership election, NEC, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Richard Burgon, Ten Pledges