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8 posts todayRT @selfcommit2othe: @wonder000 @Womans_Place_UK @LabourParty It’s still there 😢 https://t.co/7JwwBy... https://t.co/DffHVD...
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8 posts todayRT @RehmanYasmin: Thank you to all who took part in this debate. @SBSisters @MaryamNamazie @GitaSahgal and especially Uzma and the incredibly brave women who shared their #onelawforall https://t.co/IPjidy...
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8 posts todayRT @ruthserwotka: 'Our vision for the future at the @feministlibrary is to remove access from biological women who advocate for an end to *sex* discrimination'. That is not feminism in any meaningful sense. https://t.co/94SNNE...
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8 posts todayRT @EVAWuk: Words absolutely fail!!! How can this catholic sex ed guidance being used in state schools possibly now be legal @educationgovuk @GavinWilliamson @CommonsEd @halfon4harlowMP ? @whazell @sophrosyne_1 1/ https://t.co/e0ejNF...
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8 posts todayRT @legalfeminist: The Feminist Library deserves to have its statement widely read. https://t.co/Nautld...
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8 posts todayRT @centreWJ: 📣📣We are looking for submissions for our feminist blog https://t.co/slNcBn... Please get in touch with Michaela - blog@centreforwomen... if you'd like to contribute. Blog guidelines and further information can be found on our ...
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8 posts todaySibylla von Bondorf (c1440-1525) German. Nun. Scribe. Noted illustrator of books on the lives of the Saints and prayer books. She is remembered because her name is preserved in Convent archives, unlike most women artists at the time, who worked ...
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8 posts todaySibylla von Bondorf (c1440-1525) German. Nun. Scribe. Noted illustrator of books on the lives of the Saints and prayer books. She is remembered because her name is preserved in Convent archives, unlike most women artists at the time, who worked ...