International Women’s Day
Feminist Friday comes early this week, since I missed it last week, and today is the 101st International Women’s Day. And yet, I’m not entirely sure what to write. A […]
Feminist Friday comes early this week, since I missed it last week, and today is the 101st International Women’s Day. And yet, I’m not entirely sure what to write. A […]
He sits next to me every day at work, but even I didn’t know The Biscuit Cruncher would make this declaration in his guest post. I’m excited: It’s International Women’s […]
I’m in Italy with work for a couple of days. When we arrived at the hotel yesterday, I asked the woman at the front desk if anything was happening in […]
My lovely mummy makes another appearance! I wrote last year as a guest on this subject, about the continuing struggle of women across the world to be educated, treated fairly […]
The lovely Emma has been working in our office the past few weeks, and went to check out the Nancy Spero exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery in Hyde Park this […]
It’s International Women’s Day. Exactly one hundred years ago today, the first ever International Women’s Day was inaugurated, and since then the world has changed immeasurably. Last year I loved […]
Today I went with a couple of my esteemed work colleagues to see the Evolving English exhibition at the British Library. I previewed it for Le Cool ages ago, and even […]
What, I ask myself, is a girl to do? Or to believe? Are we liberated or are we oppressed? I’ve been a bit ranty all week (and if anyone suggests […]
Last but not least, my longstanding friend, the feminine feminist: I decided to write something because I’m excited that today is International Women’s Day. I nearly missed my window of […]
A Northern Voice gives his guest contributor’s thoughts: About nine months ago I sat down to watch the ladies final at Wimbledon, an act I must have done at least […]