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Tags: Australia, commentary that bites, feminism, homebirth, homebirth science not obstetric superstition, human rights, obstetric monopoly, reproductive freedom
Filed under: homebirth campaign, reproductive justice

Some things need no introduction. Some things need never be excused. Pretty?

Tags: feminism, human rights
Filed under: feminism

Head over to The Angry Black Woman to read a huge link fest on reproductive justice. Wow. Just wow. Further wowing to be had from Helen Razer who offered us some great tips on Vajazzling in time for International Women’s Day. Oh and a slamming for some playwright or other, whose work I once enjoyed. [...]

Tags: commentary that bites, feminism, helen razer, human rights, misinformation campaign, more humourless feminism, personhood of the foetus, reproductive freedom, vajazzling
Filed under: consumers, consumers' rights, feminism, just for fun, reproductive justice

I’m in danger of becoming a groupie. I was already wildly grateful for her work but after a morning of reading about pole dancing being a sport, how Australia lacks women in parliament, and how women aren’t too fussed by the unspeakable misogyny of Tony Abbott (and neither are men), it was such a relief [...]

Tags: caesarean, feminism, henci goer, homebirth after previous caesarean, misinformation campaign, obstetric monopoly, reproductive freedom
Filed under: consumers, consumers' rights, feminism, surgical discourse, surgical monopoly