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
Falling star: Countering gender essentialism with sex essentialism Red and Black Leeds on the limitations of both gender essentialism and sex essentialism as a way to…
Caribbean women and the black community Race Today Women on the collective struggles by Caribbean women in Britain. Published in April, 1975.
Social contract must go under - Anarchist Worker An article about Labour's attack on the social contract from issue number 34, April 1977 of the Anarchist Worker. Scanned by and gratefully taken…
Mothers without fathers or nothing more than a woman: gender and anarchism in the work of Federica Montseny, 1923–1929 - Andrew Hamilton Lee A dissertation that focuses on Federica Montseny Mañe (1905–1994) to examine the…
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…
Happy hookers: sex workers and their would-be saviors Melissa Gira Grant on the framework in which sex work is discussed.
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