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Tag: feminism

Café Feministique – Finding Feminism in Hyde Park Book Club’s Basement

Posted on 18th November 201827th March 2019 by Annabel Martin

The Gryphon writer Annabel Martin shares her experience of attending a Café Feministique event. I spent my Sunday afternoon in the basement of Hyde Park Book Club eating woman-shaped Haribos; doodling on tablecloths and chatting with women, […]

#MeToo Gains Momentum in Bollywood

Posted on 16th November 201828th March 2019 by Lucy Keitley

An eruption of sexual allegations has hit India’s film industry since October when Bollywood’s #MeToo movement began to emerge. The recent outcry of sexual abuse has encouraged greater scrutiny of the film industry, leading to […]

Is Feminism a commodity?

Posted on 15th November 201827th March 2019 by Harriet Timmins

Following the recent #MeToo allegations against Topshop owner Sir Philip Green, Harriet Timmins discusses the fine lines which come with political fashion. In the wake of what has been dubbed the British #MeToo scandal, which […]

Estrons Rock Belgrave Music Hall with Fiery Set, 01.11.18

Posted on 13th November 201827th March 2019 by Joseph Mason

‘A girl is walking alone at night and a stranger shouts abuse at her – does she deserve it?’ You shout ‘NO’, of course, back at Estrons’ lead singer, Tali Källström, along with the rest […]

Concepts Of Gender Versus Concepts Of Character

Posted on 7th November 201828th March 2019 by George Dunleavy

Fans are loyal towards their favourite characters. Often, the biggest backlash a director may face won’t be for changing their camera work or for switching up their staging, but rather, for changing the most noticeable […]

Problematic Damsels- Are tales of Knights in Shining Armour behind us?

Posted on 7th November 201828th March 2019 by Katherine Keir

Cinderella. Sleeping Beauty. Snow White. These titles are just a few of the Disney classics which we are all to varying degrees familiar with. Fantastical tales that follow the same familiar trope: boy meets girl, […]

Making Misandry A Hate Crime Hinders The Fight For Gender Equality

Posted on 27th October 201826th March 2019 by Harriet Davidson

For hundreds of years, women have been oppressed and victimised by men and yet, the crimes committed against women have failed to be categorised as hate crimes. A hate crime is defined as a crime […]

Women Come In All Shapes And Sizes: The ASA Was Right To Ban Breast Enlargement Ads

Posted on 27th October 201826th March 2019 by Sacha Rines

‘Love Island’: a guilty pleasure for most on a warm summer’s night. What you may have also been watching in the breaks was MYA’s breast enlargement TV adverts, which branded the surgery as the opportunity […]

Outrage As Topshop Dismantles Feminist Pop-up Stand

Posted on 22nd October 20181st April 2019 by Daisy Woodford

Topshop was under fire last week after the removal of a feminist pop-up book promotion stand at their flagship Oxford Street store in London. The partnership was set up between Topshop and Penguin Publishers to […]

Women in Isolation: Semiramis at The Tetley

Posted on 19th October 201828th March 2019 by Amy Harrison

Semiramis, an exhibition by Tai Shani, explores human concepts of patriarchy and how the female sex can exist in isolation throughout nature. It is currently running at The Tetley art gallery, a 5 minute walk […]

The Glass Ceiling We’re Not Even Close to Breaking

Posted on 12th October 201826th March 2019 by Annabel White

Sheryl Sandberg, the CEO of Facebook, graduated university in a pool of graduates with a roughly equal male-female ratio. Above her was a male-dominated hierarchy that she imagined would decline as she progressed up the […]

One Year On: How #MeToo Has Affected Film

Posted on 5th October 201828th March 2019 by Mia Connor

Once the Harvey Weinstein scandal surfaced last year, a total of 87 women came together and spoke out about his treatment of women. But how has that changed the way women are treated in the […]

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