Archives from July 2008
Features
The future of activism
Protests seem to be ignored, so what's a disgruntled feminist to do? Deborah McAlister considers some of the options
Published: 18 July 2008 | Category: Activism | Written by Deborah McAlister
Knife crime and masculinity
Forget single mums and absent fathers - the current spate of knife crime can be traced back to the so-called 'real man', argues Jennifer Drew
Published: 18 July 2008 | Category: Men, Stereotypes, Violence | Written by Jennifer Drew
What a load of wank
Hordes of girls dream of becoming glamour models, but are too embarrassed to even talk about masturbation. Sophie Platt rages against a taboo which only affects girls and women
Published: 14 July 2008 | Category: Body and Health, Sex and Relationships | Written by Sophie Platt
Domestic violence and disabled women
Disabled women are twice as likely to experience domestic violence, and can face a range of additional barriers - from inaccessible shelters onwards, Clare Laxton reports
Published: 12 July 2008 | Category: Body and Health, Culture and Media, Feminism, Stereotypes, Violence | Written by Clare Laxton
Kink 101
BDSM may set off red flags for feminists, says Kit Roskelly. But so does sitting in judgment on women's sexual preferences
Published: 5 July 2008 | Category: Sex and Relationships | Written by Kit Roskelly
Self harm
Self harm isn't always about cutting, says Nino. Too many girls and women are holding themselves back from fully living
Published: 2 July 2008 | Category: Body and Health | Written by Nino
Reviews
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
What happened to the women in The Diving-bell and the Butterfly in its transition from memoir to film, asks Melanie Newman?
Published: 18 July 2008 | Category: Books | Written by Melanie Newman

