Category Archives: feminism
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Let’s talk intersectionality!
Leave a commentApril 11, 2022 by Cláudia
Intersectionality is a buzzword that has been gaining traction, in particular within the feminist movement. In this post, we’ll have a further look into this concept, its scope, and how it could be applied to designing a more equitable society.
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Invisible labour
2February 8, 2022 by Cláudia
The unequal division of housework on heterosexual masks a number of inequalities experienced by women, who often find themselves overwhelmed by invisible, unpaid, and unappreciated work.
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The patriarchy harms men too | An updated take
6May 10, 2021 by Cláudia
In a previous post, I argued that feminism did not centre the male experience enough. While acknowledging some of the important points I made, this post explains how I was misguided in my analysis.
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To my fellow white feminists – we need to do better
6August 11, 2020 by Cláudia
I’ve not always identified as a feminist, but it has been one of my epithets for a few years now. …
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Feminism should be about men too.
6October 8, 2017 by Cláudia
This post no longer reflects my current views on feminism and furthers some harmful misconceptions about the feminist movements. For …
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Hi, I’m a slut. But what does that mean?
8March 11, 2016 by Cláudia
I, as I would argue, every girl that interacts with society, have been called a slut. I am also not …
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