I am a feminist. I believe all womxn are entitled to equality in all forms — i.e. culturally, economically, politically and socially — and that all womxn have a right to an education, to contraception, to a career, to a vote, and to equality in their relationships.

I do not, however, believe in pushing the feminist movement in a counterintuitive manner . . .

Call yourself a feminist? Then #WhoMadeYourClothes?

White feminism: let’s talk about it. Does your feminism take racism, bigotry, ableism and poverty into account? If not, then who exactly are you trying to help?

It is the 100th year anniversary of ‘Women’s Equality Day’. Yet how intersectional is this day, really?

Recapping 2020 sounds like the abstracts of a terrifying, invidious fable. Catastrophic climactic wildfires. The outbreak of a pandemic. The causal exposure of inequity and vulnerability. That constant cognisance of individual powerlessness. And then the tragic murder of an innocent man (RIP George Floyd) and the underscoring of our deeply racist systemic architecture.

“How to save the planet on your period.” “Save the planet, ditch the tampon”.

These are just two of the links that popped up on the first page of Google when I searched for ‘zero waste period’ today. Am I the only one that thinks this capitalism is a little unfair?

Did you know that breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women and approx 1 in 1000 men?

Feminism. Everyone knows her. Everyone talks about her. She’s been on the cover of TIME magazine three times now. Yet to many people she’s still the other-other ‘F’ word.

We sat down with Feminism . . .