Jahni Cowley argues we can’t ignore the difference between men and women in the workplace, and that we shouldn’t be ashamed of our femininity. Continue reading »
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Work for UN Women in Gauteng
Two jobs at UN Women in Johannesburg available. Continue reading »
Why feminists (and all men and women) should care about paternity leave
When two people decide to have a child, is it fair that one of those people gets more paid time away from work to bond with that child? Continue reading »
Vag Magazine – Episode 2
The second episode of Vag Magazine – Rejects All American Continue reading »
Put on a black sash and occupy – we are the 99!
Linne Stewart comments on why she feels she should #occupySA Continue reading »
Women making decisions
Athambile Masola argues that the decisions that we have made as women may have changed over history, but it’s important to still consider women when making them. Continue reading »
Glencore and Feminism
A Swiss Company excludes women from its workforce yet determines food prices for many people around the world. Sarah Duff thinks this is not on – find out why. Continue reading »
The Justice Hypocrisy: Racism and Sexism
Jonathan Smith asks whether we would have reacted this strongly to Jimmy Manyi’s statements if they were about women Continue reading »
The Jam and Matchstick Problem
Sarah Duff examines how the norms around how women ‘should’ work were in the 1800s. Continue reading »
Black Women’s Work
By Athambile Masola If you live on the right side of town and have the right kind of employment or are fortunate enough to be a student, living in Rhini-Grahamstown has its perks in spite of the scorn it suffers because it’s so small: everything is in walking distance, there’s endless access to the internet … Continue reading »
