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Coming home to ourselves
Home. Other than Motherhood, is there a trope more gleefully exploited or summoned up in the hopes of selling us something from air freshener to rolling shutters? And yet how many of us are actually at Home in a true … Continue reading
Links in the chain
What are you reading and writing? Here’s a few of the things I’ve found to be good reads lately. Breastfeeding children and women a “low priority” – Western Australian parliament Remember the protests in Perth last year about Premier Barnett’s … Continue reading
And it’s Survival Day here Downunder
Or Invasion Day, if you prefer. Click here for a great summing up. Tweet
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If it involves women, it’s a feminist issue. Right? *possible triggers – rape mentioned*
It’s Reclaim the Night 2011 this week. I thought I’d dust off this older entry in the hopes that one day all feminists might see that birth is worthy of notice and that violence done to women during birth is … Continue reading
Introducing The Crone
A new member of the team here at this blog. The Crone is in charge of comments. So I will no longer be reading any comments which she doesn’t permit through her wise and careful filter. Thanks, The Crone, you’re … Continue reading →