Archives from December 2009
Features
A question of (sexism in) sport
Despite plaudits from politicians, women's sport gets less media coverage than men's sport, says Natalie Davis, and sports pages largely feature women as eyecandy not athletes
Published: 18 December 2009 | Category: Culture and Media | Written by Natalie Davis
Piggy banks and budget cuts
Cuts have become politically popular again, but the new thrift is targeted at the most not least vulnerable, says Clare Gould
Published: 16 December 2009 | Category: Family, Politics and Current Affairs, Sex and Relationships, Work and Play | Written by Clare Gould
On sisterhood
Katie Sutton was called sexist names at Reclaim the Night, amid continued disagreements between feminists over the issue of prostitution/sex work. Where now for sisterhood at these public events? Includes a response by Finn Mackay
Published: 9 December 2009 | Category: Activism, Feminism, Violence | Written by Various Authors
Girls in the lead
Girlguides can offer girls a respite from pressure of gendered expectations. Clare Burgess offers her perspective as a late-joiner
Published: 7 December 2009 | Category: Culture and Media, Family, Work and Play | Written by Clare Burgess
Moving towards solidarity
Transphobic feminism makes no sense, argues Laurie Penny
Published: 6 December 2009 | Category: Feminism | Written by Laurie Penny
Reviews
Women's art in Paris: elles@centrepompidou
Susan Gilbert takes us on a tour of the Pompidou Centre's groundbreaking rehanging of its collection to showcase the last 100 years of art through work by women
Published: 17 December 2009 | Category: Art | Written by Sue Gilbert
The Wisdom of Whores
Elizabeth Pisani's book breaks down the facts on HIV/AIDS, but loses points for offensive language and playing too cool to care, says Charlotte Cooper
Published: 7 December 2009 | Category: Books | Written by Charlotte Cooper
Daphne Du Maurier's feminist fairy tales
Sian Norris reconsiders Daphne du Maurier's novels
Published: 5 December 2009 | Category: Books | Written by Sian Norris

