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Here you will find all sorts of writings on feminist theory - some opinion pieces, some explanatory pieces, some creative pieces. You’ll see a couple of different categories used to organise the pieces. Check out the bottom of the page for an explanation of the categories.
Fetishisation and Racial Ambiguity
A piece from our Archives, this piece was written on the theme ‘OWN.’ Writer Louisa Hinks shares about experiencing fetishisation as a racially ambiguous woman.
Audre Lorde: The Master’s Tools
A piece from our Archives, this article was written on the theme ‘OWN.’ This article explores how feminist academic needs to own up to its internal problems. It explores the work of Audre Lorde, particularly her work ‘The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle The Master’s House.’
A voice I’m not sure I own
A piece from our OWN collection. Our contributor created this collage reflecting on the complexity of not having full control over what is yours.
Articles in this category are from our new series — ‘Series 1: start at the beginning.’ Find out more about that by clicking on the ‘Series 1’ drop down menu at the top of the page.
Series 1
Archives
These are written pieces that we published before May 2022, which is when we started publishing in series. There are loads of nuggets of gold from our writers, so check them out!
In November 2021, we asked our contributors to create content focusing on the word ‘own.’ We had some brilliant visual, audio and written pieces submitted on topics of spaces, bodies, belonging, loneliness, labour and language. Check out any pieces with that category in the ‘Read’ and ‘Listen’ section of the website.