“Born in the wrong body, born in the right body – either way, the body I am talking about is the type that is expected to menstruate in perfect silence.” - Max Robinson, Detransition https://t.co/K8qHWw... https://t.co/pvaPle...
This anthology is essential reading in Women’s Studies and anyone interested in gender critical theory. Get the All the Rage Ebook, edited by Lynne Harne and Elaine Miller: https://t.co/t6Z9Dh... https://t.co/MVaPrM...
Is sexuality political? Is it about identity? Is it about style or preference? These questions continue to be asked. Queer theory, sado-masochism, lesbian chic and lipstick lesbians were all the rage in the late 1980s popular culture. But these ...
RT @rosehunterpoet: This book really opened my eyes. Renate Klein's Surrogacy: A Human Rights Violation. https://t.co/OLb19a... @spinifexpress ...
RT @DonovanCleckley: Abigail Bray, ‘Misogyny Re-Loaded,’ Spinifex Press, 2013. @spinifexpress https://t.co/39zePR...
RT @DonovanCleckley: “Women’s political power is reduced to their ability to think self-empowering thoughts such as ‘I am beautiful, I love my body, I love myself’ which is the intellectual equivalent of a self-inflicted lobotomy.” - Abigail Bray, ...
RT @jensenrobertw: Read “Maintaining the Rage” by Renate Klein, about the collection of writing by older feminists. Not Dead Yet. Feminism, Passion and Women’s Liberation was co-edited by Susan Hawthorne and published by Spinifex. ...