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Just how nasty are Britain First?
If you ever believed the bilge that Britain First, vaguely related to the BNP as was, are all about puppies and poppies – and no doubt sugar and spice and all things nice – then news from the Rochester by-election … Continue reading
Posted in News Feed
Tagged britain first, election, jayda fransen, racism, rochester, royal mail, strood, violence
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In (virtual) space – no-one can hear you scream
On saturday, a friend and i were subject to intimidation on the streets of Peterborough. Walking back to my car – a distance of little more than 200 yards – we were briefly followed and catcalled. But, not being raped … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, louise pennington, space, suzanne moore, threat, twitter, VAW, violence, virtual space
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On International Women’s Day
It’s a small thing. In the grand scheme, next to violence and employment and education and the right to control one’s own fertility, it might seem nothing at all. Still: it’s something. Maybe something that sums up, in its own … Continue reading
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Tagged blaming, International, International Women's Day, iwd, privilege, risk, safety, shaming, victim, victim-blaming, victim-shaming, violence, Women
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