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Death threats and hate crimes – Naomi Dunford shares
When you have people deeply invested in pushing their repressive agendas, sometimes they don’t care how they do it. Naomi Dunford has experienced some of the worst of the cyberbullying around, when it’s moved off the web and into her … Continue reading
National day of action to support the Cairns Couple.
A woman in QLD is facing 7 years in prison after being charged with having an abortion. Her partner is facing 3 years in prison. Yes, really. Most of us don’t know abortion is still on the criminal code in … Continue reading
Posted in feminism, reproductive justice
Tagged abortion, queensland, state sponsored mysogyny
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First time birthing women? What do you wish you’d known?
What do you wish you’d known before you’d birthed? What stopped you hearing the nurturing advice you received? One more comment I received when I asked women these questions was: why go to hospital for 15 mins of pushing and … Continue reading
Posted in consumers' rights, feminism, montages, parenting
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No Virginia, abortion isn’t legal in Australia
“For years, women in Queensland have been assured that the anti-abortion laws were a ‘dead letter’ – that they would never be used. Now a young woman and her partner are facing trial under these laws and facing the prospect of years in prison.” Continue reading
Posted in feminism, reproductive justice
Tagged Australia, forced birthers, human rights, reproductive freedom
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Breastfeeding, not special, just normal.
I support a lot of women to find their way through personal and political gunk and reach a point where they can birth their babies in nice simple births.As the end of pregnancy draws near I encourage women to start … Continue reading
Posted in consumers, feminism, homebirth, parenting, surgical monopoly
Tagged babywearing, breastfeeding, cosleeping
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Why I don’t do due dates – one woman’s perspective
A first time birthing woman I know has been managing the fear others are feeling around her upcoming birth by choosing to present some facts for those who haven’t yet found out that obstetrics is mostly antiquated nonsense. I found … Continue reading
Posted in consumers, consumers' rights, feminism, surgical discourse, surgical monopoly
Tagged first time homebirther, induction
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Eleventh carnival of feminist parenting
In case you haven’t seen it yet, it’s here. A fantastic collection of marvellous blog posts on all sorts of great topics involving feminism, birth, parenting and breastfeeding! Thanks to Mothers for Women’s Lib for such great work bringing it … Continue reading
Sydney: forced birther alert 29 May 2010
March and rally for a woman’s right to choose abortion MARTIN PLACE, Sydney 11am ~ Saturday, 29th May, 2010 A rally and march will be held in Sydney on Saturday, 29th May, 2010 – starting at Martin Place. This is … Continue reading
Minds to admire.
Friday past, HaT had a section on Claudia Alexander because they’d obviously been watching the same tv show as me and been struck by the same scientist appearing in it too. To whit: I saw this marvelously enthused woman on … Continue reading