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Recent Posts October 1st, 2015 Ben Durant
  • LGBTQ+ issues as Electoral Fuel: Insights from a Polarized Poland

    LGBTQ+ issues as Electoral Fuel: Insights from a Polarized Poland

    by Selen Eşençay “To me, it was so humiliating Like in 2020, I have to say I am human? It’s horrible.” As the COVID-19 pandemic restrained the traditional ...more

  • Aborting in Isolation: Observations on Argentine abortion activism during COVID-19

    Aborting in Isolation: Observations on Argentine abortion activism during COVID-19

    By Lea Happ Over the past months, as Argentina has been in lockdown due to COVID-19, the feminist network Socorristas en Red has tried to make ...more

  • Why white women crying is still racist: The work of trauma narratives in self-stories of transracialism

    Why white women crying is still racist: The work of trauma narratives in self-stories of transracialism

    by Alanah Mortlock The thing about writing your PhD on transracialism is that whenever one of these stories breaks, you’re the first person everyone you know ...more

  • Straddling the line between gender and sex: How racism, misogyny, and transphobia intertwine to define notions of womanhood in the world of elite sports

    Straddling the line between gender and sex: How racism, misogyny, and transphobia intertwine to define notions of womanhood in the world of elite sports

    by Astha Madan Grover The world of elite sports is one wherein women of color are discriminated against. The definitions of femininity are restricted to those ...more

  • Work From Home and Masculinity in a Pandemic World

    Work From Home and Masculinity in a Pandemic World

    By Ria Chauhan Can unpaid (domestic and care) work culture in India change under COVID? With the onset of the pandemic, the amount of unpaid work needed ...more

  • The Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic on Refugee Women and Girls

    The Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic on Refugee Women and Girls

    by Angelina Dash As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to expose power disparities in society, it has become clear that refugees are experiencing a unique set of ...more

  • When Solidarity Comes to the Rescue, We Need to Ask if it’s Equitable

    When Solidarity Comes to the Rescue, We Need to Ask if it’s Equitable

    By Ján Michalko A wooden spoon. This humble kitchen utensil became the symbol for this year’s protest campaign of gender equality activists in Slovakia. At its ...more

  • Conflict and Gender: Understanding the intersections

    Conflict and Gender: Understanding the intersections

    by Arshi Showkat Conflict is not unidimensional; it is not bidirectional either. It manifests in more ways than that may be perceptible at a time. Indeed, these ...more

  • Online conferences: opening opportunities or reproducing inequality?

    Online conferences: opening opportunities or reproducing inequality?

    by Dr. Catherine Oliver In our recent paper ‘(dis-)belonging bodies’, my co-author (Amelia Morris, University of Law) and I contended that academic conferences are spaces that centre ...more

  • Indian Apathy and Systemic Violence against Women in Kashmir

    Indian Apathy and Systemic Violence against Women in Kashmir

    by Zohra Batul Violent discourse legitimizes violence and creates incentives for the populist government to make vindictive policies. The reality of Indian democracy is most conspicuously exposed ...more

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