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Category Archives: Sexism
Fuck or lose your benefits? You think patriarchy doesn’t exist?
Hello Ms Roughseas, Jobcentre here. Have you got something for me? Yes, one of the owners of a local brothel would like you to be a prostitute. Obviously, if you refuse this job offer, your benefits will be cut. Aren’t … Continue reading
More about Teh Menz
My friend Mak wrote a post asking ‘what about the menz’. This followed a Twitter exchange, which, should you be so inclined, you can read about on his blog post linked above. The detail, for the purpose of this post, … Continue reading
Posted in feminism, Sexism
Tagged gender pay gap, Mansplaining, Racism, Radical feminists, sexual cripple, teh menz, Tipped bladder, Tipped uterus
8 Comments
Good old-time religion
I found an interesting quote today on a blog. K did three years at a Christian college but was kicked out for being a lesbian (she chose leaving over undergoing mandated conversion therapy). WTF is lesbian conversion therapy? Really? (The … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, christianity, feminism, Religion, Sexism
Tagged conversion therapy, lesbians, Mormon
9 Comments
Rape
Because it’s a woman’s fault. A third of Britons believe a woman who acts flirtatiously is partially or completely to blame for being raped, according to a new study. If the woman was drunk, 4pc said she was totally responsible … Continue reading
An example of sexism
Here is an advert for a mechanic, seen today on FB. While I agree with equal opportunities and that women have every right to be mechanics, this person is neither wearing overalls (note grease on body) nor toetectors. No. It … Continue reading
Feminism and male homosexuality
Musing about feminism and men’s reactions, I asked my former neighbour and blogging friend of some years, Mr Merveilleux, for his views on homosexuality and feminism. From time to time, he posts on feminist issues, and, to me, it seems … Continue reading
Feminism 101a – The Weary World of Mansplination
The Arb offered to do a guest post for me on feminism. Who am I to refuse? So here it is, on ‘mansplaining’. Unedited. All credit, copyright and my thanks for such a thoughtful post to The Arb. ******* As … Continue reading
Love, jealousy, control … abuse
Many people seem to think that if jobs are open to men and women equally, then there is no sexism. Be quiet little women, your battle is over, it’s done. Because people think equal opportunities for employment is all that … Continue reading
Posted in feminism, Sexism
Tagged abuse, books, control, Erotic romance, jealousy, Mental abuse, physical abuse, shelter
71 Comments
No. I don’t hate men
One of the silliest arguments I read on the internet is that all feminists hate men. Really, they, or rather, we, do. This is on a par with all feminists are hairy ugly lesbians, it is so ridiculous. The view … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, feminism, health, life, Longreads, Religion, Sexism, WPlongform
Tagged Divorce, education, feminist, men, Patriarchy, suffrage
81 Comments
With reference to ‘baiting’ and ‘playing games’
Or blog etiquette? My last post referred to a comment of mine on one blog, that was then made the subject of a post on another person’s blog (Tricia’s). Just to summarise, I pointed out that police officer is a … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, feminism, gender-specific language, journalism, Sexism, writing
Tagged blog etiquette, Link back, references
80 Comments