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From the blog:
Sorry Origins, I’m not getting the glow – or buying your products
Liz Smith on why the 'wellness' lifestyle can be damaging to women
By Guest Blogger
6 April 2016
From the magazine:
Erotic fiction and interpretive dance
Anne Clark finds lots to laugh at in some of the comedy performances at the Wo! Show & Tell festival at Hackney Showroom
By Anne Clark
6 April 2016
From the magazine:
Gender-swapped death and debauchery in The Revenger’s Tragedy
Kat Wootton finds there is much to say about male and female-codified behaviour in this gleeful version of Middleton’s play
By Katherine Wootton
4 April 2016
From The Magazine
The middle classing of prostitution: the social climb of the sex trade
Rae Story discusses the effect of the digital age on sex work and the seductive cultural appeal of prostitution becoming a middle class occupation
By Rae Story
3 April 2016
Shonda Rhimes’ Year of Yes
Nick Beard reviews Year of Yes by TV producer Shonda Rhimes and finds her thoughts on motherhood and weight loss brave and thought-provoking
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By Nick Beard
1 April 2016
Does anybody want to decriminalise sex workers?
In light of Irish and Scottish legislation based on the Swedish Model, which claims to decriminalise the sellers of sex, Molly Smith explains how feminist politicians and organisations aren't asking whether this goal is being met
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By Molly Smith
29 March 2016
From The Blog
Weekly round-up and open thread
This week's collection of interesting links from around the web chosen by the F-Word team
By Lusana Taylor
4 April 2016
Introducing April’s guest blogger
As April begins, we welcome our next monthly guest blogger, Emily Turner
By Megan Stodel
1 April 2016
Austerity cuts and the impact on mothers
Jane Chelliah argues that austerity measures, based on the belief that people can work themselves out of poverty, are harming both mothers and the future generations they are raising
By Guest Blogger
31 March 2016
