A chapter from Beatrix Campbell's 1984 book Wigan Pier Revisited on redundancy and masculinity. Available for purchase here. Attachments Redundancy How It Feels - Beatrix Campbell.pdf (4.29 MB) United Kingdom unemployment feminism gender Beatrix Campbell PDF Comments
World War I and the demise of British feminism - Susan Kingsley Kent How war stifled British feminism. Up until 1914, the suffrage campaign became a mass movement…
Abolish workfare - a guide to the government's unpaid work schemes A 16-page guide to the government's unpaid labour schemes, the logic behind them, and resources for…
"No one ever asks what a man's role in the revolution is": Gender and sexual politics in the Black Panther Party 1966-1971 An article by Trace Matthews on the gender politics of the Black Panthers in the…
Swastika night - Katherin Burdekin Published in 1937, twelve years before Orwell's 1984, Swastika Night is an outstanding example of dystopian fiction. Weaving a tale of feudal…
On balance: guidelines for the representation of women and men in English language teaching materials Article by Women in EFL Materials written in 1991 offering a good overview on how…
Sylvia Pankhurst reader An extensive compilation of the political writings of left communist Sylvia Pankhurst on class, women, communism and fascism.
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