On #WorldBookDay FiLiA recommends an important book and give thanks to the incredible Women of the Lesbian Immigration Support Group (LISG) who bravely shared their stories Sisterhood and Solidarity! Profits to @lisg_manchester £11.99 + P+P from nowy ...
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Spent the day on the most wonderful project. 13 cassettes - recordings from the BRIGHTON ’96 Violence, Abuse and Women’s Citizenship conference were found under someone's bed! This is the event that has a sort of mythical feel to it whenever our ...
'Justice Bobde, who was heading a three-judge bench, asked a 23-year-old man accused of raping a girl whether he would marry her.' https://t.co/CeXuoS...
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Thank you BT for gifting a Solidarity Ticket! Our aim is to be able to gift 250 Solidarity Tickets for FiLiA2021 - do support this initiative if you can comfortably do so. Sisterhood and Soldiarity! https://t.co/RIYqfw... https://t.co/oPn4FB...
Black women least likely to be ‘among top earners in Britain’
'But despite “controlling for age, education, marital status, hours and occupation”, they nevertheless discovered substantial differences for black women.' https://t.co/7b01p0...
Women ‘short-changed by male-dominated Covid response leadership’
'with some exceptions, the nations and organisations had failed to substantially fund women’s groups in “fragile and conflict-affected states” — with seven of 11 top donors putting less than one per cent of aid into pockets of women’s organisations.' ...
A history of International Women's Day
'The time to fight back is now. Women now make up majority of trade union membership in Britain. Ending the oppression of women will require a united struggle of the working class against austerity and capitalism.' https://t.co/Rgb5kQ...
RT @helensaxby11: The thing about #mumsnet is that they don't always give you exactly what you want but they remain the grown-ups in the room and they don't cave in to bullies. I like to think they're what a matriarchal society would look like 😉
Abortion is no longer a crime in Australia. But legal hurdles to access remain
'South Australia this week became the final Australian jurisdiction to partially decriminalise abortion.' By Erica Millar and Barbara Baird of @SA_AAC NB 'pregnant people' nonsense. https://t.co/ttQFYC...