Category: transphobia

Human Library event will take place on Sunday, November 20th in Maardu (EE).

I will be there as a Vegan Feminist on loan to Readers. Registration is now open. Looking forward to respectful conversations! Facebook event: https://clubactive.eu/20-11-22-human-library-maardu/

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Rap is also a feminist thing: Éloïse Bouton (FR)

“To me, feminism is the basic idea that everyone should be treated equally: women, men, trans, non-binary, racialized people, sex workers, the elderly, people with disabilities, … I see it as a part of a wider struggle against cisheteropatriarchy.”

D. ableism, activism, ageism, Amanda Palmer, Angela Davis, Angela Last, Annie Ernaux, anti-speciesism, assisted reproductive technology, Audrey Lorde, Éloïse Bouton, bell hooks, Big Klit, Bikini Kill, Björk, body shaming, capitalism, cisheteropatriarchy, classisim, colonialism, Countess Malaise, COVID-19, creative activism, creativity, cyberbullying, Dee MC, different feminisms, diversity, Dope Saint Jude, education, endometriosis, equality, fat shaming, femininity, feminism, feminist hiphop, feminist music, feminist rap, FR, France, Frida Kahlo, gender equality, gender roles, gender transitioning, Germany, hip hop, homophobia, Iceland, India, Indonesia, intersectional feminism, interviews, Ivory Coast, Japan, journalism, Kate Chopin, Kathleen Hanna, Kelow LaTesha, Kirsten Barrett, Lava La Rue, LGBT+phobia, LGBTQA+ rights, Lil’ Kim, Madame Rap, male dominance, Mary Wollstonecraft, masculinity, Maya Angelou, menstruation, Missy Elliott, Monique Wittig, music, music industry, non-binary, OMB Bloodbat, oppression of women, Oprah, Palas, patriarchy, political art, postcolonialism, prostitution, Queen Latifah, queer, queer activism, queer feminism, racism, Ramengvrl, rap, rape, Reyhan Şahin, riot grrrl bands, self-care, sex workers, sexism, Shaybo, Silvana Imam, Sleater-Kinney, Snow Tha Product, social justice, South Africa, Spain, street harassment, surrogacy, Sweden, Sylvia Plath, TERF, Toya Delazy, transfeminism, transgender rights, transphobia, Tribade, US, violence against women, Violette Leduc, Virginia Woolf, Virginie Despentes, well-being, whiteness, women’s rights, Yayoi Daimon Jun 21, 2021Jun 20, 2021 9 Minutes

A ceramic artist trying to improve the world via mugs with a message: Laura Grainger (UK)

“All art is political. As it is influenced by people living under political systems.”

D. ableism, activism, Alok v menon, animal exploitation, armchair activist, awareness raising, Belfast, black lives matter, body image ideals, Brexit referendum, Bristol, Caoimhghin Ó Croidheáin, ceramic art, Clayshed ceramic studio, creative activism, critical awareness, dairy industry, discrimination, dolphins, empowering, equality, fascism, feminism, gender equality, going vegan, Grayson Perry, Holly Stoppit, homophobia, Instagram, intersectional feminism, interviews, Jameela Jamil, Laura Grainger, mental health awareness, mental health care, Mia Bajina, National Health Service, NHS, oppression, oppression of women, optometry, Playing to the gallery, political art, political mugs, portrayal, pre-vegan lifestyle, projection, promotion, racism, Rose Thomas, self acceptance, self-care, sexism, social activism, spreading awareness, Steve-O from Jackass, Suicide Prevention Bristol, teaching, TEDxtalk, The great charity pot sale, Tory party, transphobia, UK, vegan feminism, veganism, vegetarianism, xenophobia 2 Comments Jan 25, 2021Aug 18, 2021 7 Minutes

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