Tag: radical feminism

• The Tom Watsons of Feminism

  

  ***long read for the weekend (with, as requested, apology to those who work weekends – long read for your day orf, if you’re lucky enough to get one?)*** This post is most definitely for lefties, but if you’re a feminist thinking WTF is going on with all this lefty misogyny and why are they calling […]

  kaygreen10

  May 20, 2022

  activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women

  Black Pampers, Fourth Wave, Gender Recognition Act, Jeremy Corbyn, Julie Bindel, Labour Party, marxist feminism, Overton Window, radical feminism, Second Wave, Third Wave, Tom Watson

• A Woman’s Place is the Key

  

  The life of woman does not coincide with that of man. Their lives do not intersect; in many cases do not even touch. Hence the life of the race is stunted. – Eleanor Marx and Edward Aveling in ‘The Woman Question’ 1886 In Bristol, on 3rd May, the organisation ‘A Woman’s Place UK’ held a […]

  kaygreen10

  May 4, 2022

  activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women

  Andrea Dworkin, Edward Aveling, eleanor Marx, FiLiA, Mara Ricoy, Marianne Hester, Milli Hill, radical feminism, Raquel Rosario Sanchez, The woman question, Victoria Smith