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Black Pride: Intersectionality by Jack Groves

Black Pride: Intersectionality by Jack Groves

I am intersectional: Black Pride honours the voices of those who do not live uninhibited. Just being LGBTQ+ and having Black Pride challenges unjust systems cross-culturally and systemically. Intersectionality is beauty, but beauty is brutal. And, intersectional demographics are still disproportionately affected by violence and discrimination. I discovered that intersectionality is feeling proud, yet lost

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“Oh, she’s a whore”: challenging everyday sexism and misogyny by Gabby Potts

“Oh, she’s a whore”: challenging everyday sexism and misogyny by Gabby Potts

By Gabby Potts This was originally posted on May 10, 2019   Whore. Such a simple word; yet it holds a tremendous amount of power. Within the English language there are numerous words designed to shame women for their sexual promiscuity, or simply reduce their confidence, self-worth and credibility in the space of a syllable. Whore.

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