What was this famous US court decision – and what would happen if it were overturned?
For more than half a century,Wendy McCarthy has been an advocate,activist and feminist legend – and she’s not finished yet.
The trailblazing feminist discusses life after a long marriage,the importance of funerals – and dancing to Daddy Cool at her 80th.
Grace Tame cautioned feminists against tearing other women down and the use of inaccessible language while Rosie Batty spoke of her battle to overcome trauma.
If leaders on the left won’t call out misogyny and abuse perpetrated by their side of politics,does the left really support women or are they just playing politics?
When activist Grace Tame was scolded by the Prime Minister’s wife for her lack of manners,it highlighted a generational divide over the unapologetic and frank approach of a new breed of feminists.
Why paint women as passive in order to have a public conversation about the social pressures placed upon them to appease the male ego?
The National Gallery’s Know My Name 2 is full of strong works by Australian women artists and clever juxtapositions. But for tougher stuff,try Anne Marsh’s book on feminist art.
Women in their 20s are told nothing is more beautiful than confidence. Yet friends of mine have already started undergoing cosmetic procedures. This is not entirely surprising.
After the nation’s slow gains in women’s rights,a backlash has seen young men become increasingly vocal about their anger towards feminists.
When the pioneering American feminist wrote of rage,she not only gave us permission as Black women to feel ours,she reminded us that it was central to our emancipation.