Joan of Arc: A symbol of fascism or feminism?
The Witch is not easy to define or categorise. She’s an idea, a figure, a myth, an archetype, and a reality with her own transgressive epistemology. She thereby serves to shift perception and understanding, or at least invites such shifts, which many believe are essential today as ways to get out of our collective stuckness, and escape our ‘solipsi
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Madonna (50 años) y su entonces novio Jesús Luz (22), fotografiados por Steven Klein en 2009
Después de un año de noviazgo, terminaron su relación en 2010 debido a su abultada diferencia de edad y “falta de intereses comunes”.
En 2019, Jesús Luz honraba su relación con Madonna por cambiar su... See more
instagram.comIn the 1970s and much of the 1980s, feminist scholars looked closely at women’s roles in the family and workforce and at social expectations that women be feminine, submissive, and beautiful, if not sexually available and pornographic. Marxist ideas of women as a subordinated class that exists to support men (who, in turn, support capitalism) aboun
... See moreHelen Pluckrose • Cynical Theories: How Activist Scholarship Made Everything about Race, Gender, and Identity—and Why This Harms Everybody
Women can consider themselves free, feminist, and liberated in so many ways—yet still be controlled by the notion of an ideal body of which their own continually falls short.