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A story of Her Own - By Anna Stoecklein Lau
A story of Her Own - By Anna Stoecklein Lau
This Article is shared in The Feminist Shop with Permission and it was originally published here --- In the story of mankind, woman is presented through an outside perspective. She... Read more...
What Is History, Anyway? - By Kaye Jones
What Is History, Anyway? - By Kaye Jones
This article was Originally published the 25th March 2021 on Kaye Jones' website. You can find it here   If I asked you to define “history,” what would you say? Is... Read more...
Interview with Kaye Jones, The Herstorian
Interview with Kaye Jones, The Herstorian
One of my favourite slogans from the shop is "Let's make herstory"  so imagine my excitement when I got to meet the Herstorian herself!  Kaye is an amazing writer and a... Read more...
5 Forgotten Writers - by Ana Sampson
5 Forgotten Writers - by Ana Sampson
In this guest article, Ana Sampson, author of 'She is Fierce - Brave bold and beautiful poems by women' shares 5 forgotten writers that she discovered while researching her book. Read more...
International Museum Day and Feminism
International Museum Day and Feminism
Today is International Museum Day. We take the opportunity to assess how women are represented in today's museums and in the history of art in general. Unfortunately, as 'Act Activism Barbie' intelligently... Read more...
Titanic and Feminism Vol 2 - Women And Children First
Titanic and Feminism Vol 2 - Women And Children First
This topic is genuinely fascinating. There are a vast array of opinions about the concept of 'women and children first'. There are distinctly different ways to analyse it and use... Read more...
Titanic and Feminism Vol 1 - Who survived and who died in the feminist scene?
Titanic and Feminism Vol 1 - Who survived and who died in the feminist scene?
The 15th of April is Titanic Remembrance Day and we have been inspired by it to explore further and check the links with feminism. Because, correct, everything has a link... Read more...
Is not that there are not women in history is just that they have been hidden
Is not that there are not women in history is just that they have been hidden
When I think about my years at school, I can barely remember learning about any famous women in my lessons. Maybe one or two writers, a mention of Marie Curie... Read more...