Tag: gender

• The geography of gender

  

  Today is International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women across all areas of society. It is also a call to action. It is a day to recognise that while significant progress has been made in the status of women around the world, a huge amount of work remains if gender…

  Guy Rintoul

  8 Mar 2021

  allyship, feminism, gender, geography, LGBTQ+, lived experience, patriarchy, privilege, transgender

• Rights and riots

  

  LGBT+ History Month is marked at different times in different countries, but in the UK this falls in February. Some may ask why, though, if we have made progress as a society – however imperfect – it is needed. Why don’t we focus on the future instead of also looking to the past? Why do…

  Guy Rintoul

  16 Feb 2021

  allyship, equity, gender, history, homophobia, intersectionality, LGBTQ+, lived experience, power, privilege, race, racism, sexual orientation