2 weeks ago
My cat, Ms Emmeline Pankhurst
Here she's dressed up as the first female aviator Amy Johnson (1903-1941). Isn't the resemblance startling?
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Readings/Performances - Autumn cont. - Brussels, Manchester, Scotland - I'll be digging out my suitcase for readings in Brussels (first time!) and Manchester (first since *of sirens* was launched), and a couple of performance...
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Local woman finishes last summer dress of 2024 - PORTLAND, OREGON Despite forecasts of record high temperatures for early September, local sewist Erin McKean declared the dress she finished on Labor Day t...2 months ago
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Poetic Space; or, Properties in the Poetry of William Fuller - [Old paper, delivered at the *World Picture *conference in December 2016 (which took as its theme *Property*) and which never saw the light of day. The s...2 months ago
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Confession 2 - while people are starving, wealth is a crime. I am not willing to argue. if you are hungry, no laws apply. glass breaks easily. weapons can be made from a...
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副収入 金儲け 気仙沼65歳位以上無税の人3万円もらえる 在宅 内職 岡山 - デスクトップ型パソコン、ネット配信動画にいつも接触しているのが楽しいなら さり気なくデスクパソコンを開いて毎回 ...7 years ago
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Pir - Metode Anda Krisis - Ketika applesauce Konten meluncurkan anda untuk makanan yang sebenarnya. Dan sekarang, apakah ini adalah Gran Jones, McIntosh, atau kain kirmizi mencicipi,...
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Corporate Responsibility Reporting (7) - Over this series of posts, we have built up a pretty detailed picture of what the Big Four mean when they promote the “independence” of their assurance s...10 years ago
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hurtface (after Ceravolo) - i come home late like a man like a stranger // zebra-headed & foreign & sit down at the table to write poems cos i want to put my key in the door & keen ...10 years ago
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FREE PRINTABLE : PINWHEEL STATIONERY SET - I'm sure we all agree that Friday totally rules, but today is an even *better* Friday than usual because I have a present for you! &Presents are the best e...
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A Fishy Recipe For My Dear Miranda - Due to popular demand (yeah, it’s that good), I am posting a recipe for a Moroccan-inspired fish stew that is WELL tasty. And so easy! You will love me for...14 years ago
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manchester's magnificent South Bank - for many modernists, the South Bank is the epitome of Londons iconic skyline, and seen largely undisturbed in an entirety that we rarely get elsewhere, it'...14 years ago
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WWHM Crawls Back To Life - Ladies and gentleman, welcome back to WWHM! For those of you not yet familiar with our horrifying little corner of the digital world, WWHM extracts some of...
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the call of ophiucus - noh ! england is narrowing a gulf between the loose leaf refugees make rice paper poets through a longish dull stretch fall down ! langua...
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Simone de Beauvoir and Sartre
But no...they're models! Get the intellectual look quick and easy: plait your hair and wear it on your head. I sometimes do this when I'm going book shopping.
Annie Hall (1977)
Feminist Fashion (A Cult Film)
Hannah Cullwick (1833-1909)
Feminist Fashionista
It should have been you Hillary!
I love you Hillary Clinton
Germaine Greer (1939-)
Author of the 'Female Eunuch'. Brought the second-wave feminist movement to the UK.
Helene Cixous (1937-)
Feminist philosopher of 'female economy', 'female writing'
Angela Davis (b.1944)
Originally a civil rights activitst and Black Panther associate, now a professor, gay rights activist, anti-racist campaigner and feminist.
Andrea Dworkin (1946-2005)
Radical Feminist. Campaigned against pornography.
Valerie Solanas (1936-1988)
The woman who shot Andy Warhol, but more importantly the author of the Scum Manifesto
Betty Friedan (1921-1960)
Started the second-wave feminist movement in the USA. The author of 'The Feminine Mystique'
Simone de Beauvoir (1908-1986)
Author of 'The Second Sex'. Novelist, philosopher, lover.
Emmeline Pankhurst (1858-1928)
Militant Suffragette.
Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797)
Author of 'A Vindication on the Rights of Woman'. Mother to Mary Shelly. Died in childbirth.
Joan of Arc (1412-1431)
Catholic Saint burnt at the stake for being a woman. Refused to take off her 'male' clothing. Wielded a sword for France. Cut her hair. That sort of thing.
Queen Boudica (d.60/61 AD)
Queen of the Iceni tribe (UK). Led an army against the Roman Empire which killed 10,000 Romans in London!
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