Monthly Archives: May 2012

On transphobic “feminism”

Posted on Fri 25th May 2012 by Sarah

“Again with the trans related posts!”, I hear you say. When you spend so long hanging around with feminists and trans people, you can’t help but think about trans issues and feminism a lot. And one of the issues that … Continue reading →

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Headingley

Posted on Wed 16th May 2012 by Sarah

It’s one of those things that every Lib Dem was dreading to hear: that, even with months of campaigning, their candidate had lost to the Labour candidate. Not more was the hurt felt in Headingley two weeks ago. We – as … Continue reading →

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On Wikipedia and Breanna Manning

Posted on Sat 5th May 2012 by Sarah

Another blog post about trans issues, bear with me. 🙂 One thing that really annoys me about Wikipedia is that it’s really progressive about LGBT issues (thanks to the very well-organised LGBT WikiProject), except where it really matters. And where … Continue reading →

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The American justice system is rockin’ the suburbs

Posted on Fri 4th May 2012 by Sarah

Let me tell y’all what it’s like  Being male, middle class and white  It’s a bitch, if you don’t believe, Listen up to my new cd, shamone –Ben Folds, “Rockin’ the Suburbs” First off, I apologise to Mr. Folds for … Continue reading →

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