In which homework is assigned
I’m going to talk about accessibility. I want you to have a think. Then I want you to pause, reflect …
Tag Archives: everyday oppression
They are mine, they are mine, they are mine
I was checking out a commenter’s blog, as I usually do, when I came across a post called “A Respectful …
An observation
To recap: I identify as non-white (the language I use to refer to myself changes though; I’ve yet to find …
The Twelfth Down Under Feminists Carnival
Welcome to the twelfth edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival. This is a special one as it marks a …
April feminist blogging #3
We’ll be back to normal next month, once DUFC’s over. Don’t forget to send in your pieces! I’ve recieved a …
Not Staying Silent: Response
This is the sixth part in a series in which I open up about living with chronic illness. Here are …
Not Staying Silent: I hope you know what you’ve done
This is the second part in a series in which I open up about living with chronic illness. The introduction …
Over to you
Open forum: what issues do you need to learn more about in your social justice work? Also, have you got …
“Jungles aren’t racist!”
Okay, so if you follow me on Twitter you may be aware that I was invited to a fancy dress …
Dear Planet
Dear Planet, Words have meanings. Let me highlight three. When you use “gay” to mean stupid, you are hurting people. …
