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13 posts todayThe new campus harassment - The Spectator
The new campus harassment - The Spectator
A message to men: sex is not a human right - The Post
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Septima Poinsette Clark (1898-1987) USA. Educator, civil rights activist, political organiser. Established citizenship schools with focus on literacy and empowerment. “Literacy means liberation”. Martin Luther King called her ‘Mother of the ...
Septima Poinsette Clark (1898-1987) USA. Educator, civil rights activist, political organiser. Established citizenship schools with focus on literacy and empowerment. “Literacy means liberation”. Martin Luther King called her ‘Mother of the ...
Women for Refugee Women : Over 70 leaders working with refugee women come together to highlight to the Home Secretary that her new plan for immigration will harm women
RT @BraunsteinFE: Away for a while but returning with a reminder that @FeministEcon special DOUBLE issue on Covid-19 is published - all 27 articles free access through July. Will highlight one article a day - but here's the whole issue: ...
RT @K_IngalaSmith: Second tier organisations are supposed to exist to support other groups in their field of expertise. I'd like to see someone in a position of leadership from such an organisation or national feminist organisation talk about the ...
RT @ShonaghDillon: If you agree with by women for women services, speak up, especially if you are in a position of leadership. The movement is going through a concerted and vicious backlash. If you stay silent much longer then you are complicit in ...
RT @WomeninFootball: This weekend saw football and the wider sports world unite to demand change from social media companies. The online abuse that so many people suffer across these channels must stop! It's time for change. #StopOnlineAbuse Full ...
Marriage certificates in England and Wales to include mothers’ names for first time
RT @MakeHerstory1: AS OF TODAY, FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, marriage certificates in England and Wales will now include the names of mothers too, instead of only fathers. Making this the biggest change to marriage entries since 1837...