Simon Campanello: The Bicycle Was Considered to Make Women Infertile, Masculine, and Ugly
The article discusses historical societal fears about women's cycling, likening them to modern concerns over technology's effects, such as 5G.
New Literary Books on February 27
A review of several new literary works, including novels and anthologies by various authors in South Korea, highlighting themes of struggle, identity, and social issues.
Is there an obsession with actresses showing their cleavage in Bollywood and South cinema? Says Taapsee Pannu
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu discusses the misconception regarding her statements on the obsession with showing cleavage in Bollywood and midriff in South cinema, clarifying her perspective on body representation in films.
Sanremo, clash over the term feminist: the Rag Dolls: "Necessary until there is parity"
At the Sanremo Festival, the Rag Dolls engaged in a heated discussion about feminism that sparked a viral debate on social media.
Retired journalist fights machismo in comments on Folha: 'If only men speak, it seems we don't care'
Leonilda Pereira Simões, a retired journalist in Brazil, actively combats machismo in the comments section of Folha's articles, especially those discussing topics like feminicide and misogyny.
Orlan from France is a guest in Munich: Her body, her rules: An artist presents herself
The French artist Orlan presents her self-exploration exhibition in Munich, showcasing her radical approach to self-portraiture through body art.
Tina Turner is reborn as a music icon and feminist symbol in the spectacle
A musical recapturing the life of Tina Turner celebrates her journey as a groundbreaking artist and feminist symbol, now showing in São Paulo after international success.
The percentage of young people declaring themselves feminists falls to 38.4% and 49.2% perceive it as a "manipulation tool," according to Fad Youth
A recent study reveals a decline in the number of young people in Spain identifying as feminists, with nearly half viewing feminism as a tool of political manipulation.
More Than Half of Young Spanish Men See Feminism as a ‘Political Manipulation Tool’
A survey reveals that over half of young men in Spain view feminism as a tool of political manipulation, while a significant portion of young people identify as feminists has decreased since 2021.
13 Foreign Fighters in Revolutionary Catalonia
A new book sheds light on the contributions of thirteen foreign women who fought in Revolutionary Catalonia during the Spanish Civil War.
Democrats and Aristocrats or Strollers in the Field of Ares
The article discusses the Greek translation and presentation of the play "Democrats and Aristocrats or Strollers in the Field of Ares" by Olympe de Gouges, the first French feminist.
Queen Camilla hosts Gisèle Pelicot in London
French feminist icon Gisèle Pelicot met with Queen Camilla in London after publicly rejecting anonymity during her rapists' trial.
What's happening in the theater in Munich?: Female life concepts on stage
A mother-daughter conflict arises when Suna announces her engagement, leading to a heated discussion about marriage and gender dynamics.
After D. Dirksčio's rude remarks – F. M. Leščiauskaitė's response: 'I would be ashamed in Oksana's place'
F. M. Leščiauskaitė criticized D. Dirksčio's comments on Instagram, expressing that she would feel embarrassed if she were in Oksana's position.
Another Shadow of War: 'Gender Violence'... The Feminist Movement Emerges as a Shelter
The article discusses the emergence of gender-based violence in Ukraine amidst the war and the response of feminist NGOs to support vulnerable populations.
Peaches' new album: Feminism, a never-ending mission!
Queer pop icon Peaches returns with her first album in over a decade, challenging conventions and societal shaming surrounding sexuality and aging.
Iris Berben: "Marriage was the last thing I could imagine"
German actress Iris Berben discusses her long-term partnership and her decision not to marry in a recent interview.
He could become France's Charlie Kirk
The article discusses political tensions in France surrounding the far-left party meeting and counter-protests against anti-Israel rhetoric, with parallels drawn to American political figures.
Never have menopausal flashes swung so hard to the pelvic floor and hot flashes
The Canadian artist Peaches celebrates sexual liberation and women's rights in her latest album, blending a danceable sound with empowering messages about aging and femininity.
Yaeger: "Young girls should ignore the whole 'being good girls' thing"
Hanna Jäger, known as Yaeger, discusses her views on feminism and artistic expression in anticipation of her debut album release.
Thirty Years of ‘Infinite Jest’: A New Generation of Female Readers Redeems David Foster Wallace
The 30th anniversary of ‘Infinite Jest’ sees a resurgence of interest from new female writers who champion the novel and its author David Foster Wallace.
Cixous writes underground
The article discusses Hélène Cixous' latest work and its themes.
On Autopilot: The Thing with Alice and Alice
Alice Schwarzer's recent comments on fellow feminist Alice Weidel bring into question her solidarity with other women, sparking media attention.
Alice Schwarzer: Sovereign Feminist
Alice Schwarzer discusses her experiences with criticism in a recent interview, emphasizing her commitment to feminist issues amidst challenging questioning.
Obituary: The Fighter
The article celebrates the life of Marlies Krämer, a prominent feminist in Germany, who fought tirelessly for women's rights and equality.
Pelicot Trial: 'Me Too has made a large extent of sexual violence visible'
Irène Théry, a French sociologist, discusses her insights and optimism regarding the Pelicot trial related to sexual violence, which she closely covered for Le Monde.
The trial of Judith Godrèche, sued by Jacques Doillon for defamation, set for March 2027
Judith Godrèche's defamation trial, initiated by Jacques Doillon concerning an Instagram post, is scheduled for March 2027.
Tomasz P. Terlikowski: The Best Idea for Lent
The article discusses the backlash faced by Polish first lady Marta Nawrocka due to her views and public learning in media, highlighting societal hypocrisy around tolerance and acceptance.
Kataryna: The Orphans of Jolanta Kwaśniewska See the Glass Ceiling of Marta Nawrocka
The article discusses the criticisms aimed at Marta Nawrocka, the First Lady of Poland, regarding her suitability for her role and her perceived lack of qualifications compared to her predecessor, Jolanta Kwaśniewska.
Johanna Frändén: One Must Love Men Very Much
The article reflects on the dynamics of male-centered power structures, contrasting the ordinary men involved in the Pelicot case with the infamous Jeffrey Epstein, and questions the absence of male protests against such objectification.
Celia Villalobos: "Vox and feminism are incompatible"
Celia Villalobos, the former minister and deputy, argues that Vox and feminism cannot coexist, expressing her concerns about the current state of political discourse.
The Oxymoron of Guardiola
The article criticizes María Guardiola, a candidate for the presidency of Extremadura, for compromising her feminist stance under pressure from the far-right Vox party.
The 19 Seconds of Alba Carrillo
Alba Carrillo made a striking feminist statement at a premiere, emphasizing the need for women to not conform to outdated societal roles.
Dorothy Iannone, the woman who turned tarot and cookbooks into art worthy of being in museums
The article discusses the life and work of artist Dorothy Iannone, highlighting her first major exhibition in Spain at the CA2M museum.
Judith Butler's 'Important Bodies' Newly Translated After 23 Years
Judith Butler's influential work 'Important Bodies' has been newly translated into Korean, highlighting significant changes in its interpretation after 23 years since its original release.
A hundred people support Salma, the woman who escaped from her captor in Murcia: 'If they touch one of us, they touch us all'
A hundred people gathered in Murcia to support Salma, a Moroccan woman who escaped from her captor after nearly two years of abuse, highlighting issues of institutional racism and gender-based violence.
Interim Peruvian President José María Balcázar Criticized for Statements on Minors
José María Balcázar, recently appointed interim president of Peru, faces backlash from feminist and human rights organizations due to his controversial past remarks on sexual relations involving minors.
Love, Feminism and Status Symbols: Treccani Still Shines
The Treccani, representing culture and tradition in Italy since 1925, embraces the web and modern innovations, influenced by female scholars.
The male gaze: Laura Mulvey 'very gratified' her phrase has lasted so long
Feminist film theorist Laura Mulvey expresses her satisfaction that her concept of the 'male gaze' continues to influence art and culture today.
'Utterly charming' period drama with near perfect rating on BBC iPlayer now
The film 'The Crime is Mine' is a French crime comedy directed by François Ozon, featuring Isabelle Huppert and focusing on themes of fame, gender, and justice during the 1930s.
From Abascal's 'Machista Odor' to Identifying with VOX's Feminism: María Guardiola's Contradictions in Government Formation Negotiations
María Guardiola, the acting president of Extremadura, has faced scrutiny for her contradictions after forming a government pact with VOX, despite previously claiming she would never collaborate with the far-right party.
Revelers enjoy carnival blocks on Ash Wednesday in Rio
In Rio de Janeiro, several carnival blocks are celebrating on Ash Wednesday, highlighting women's participation and issues like structural machismo.
Murder of student Quentin / Young traditionalist Catholic becomes a symbol of non-violence, Mélenchon stands out
The murder of 23-year-old student Quentin Deranqua in Lyon sparks outrage in France and highlights political tensions surrounding violence and civil rights.
Laura Macaya, social educator and feminist activist: 'Having sex with an idiot is not violence'
Laura Macaya, a social educator and feminist activist from Barcelona, argues for a justice system focused on transformative approaches rather than punishment for gender-based violence.
Castillo Algarra, the provocative guru of Ayuso who has diminished her ranks in the Assembly and denounces a 'mania for feminism'
The article discusses Antonio Castillo Algarra's controversial influence within Isabel Díaz Ayuso's political circle and his recent criticisms regarding feminism.
Luma de Oliveira praises Virginia's collar with Vini Jr.'s name
Luma de Oliveira supports Virginia Fonseca's reinterpretation of her iconic Carnival costume featuring a collar with the name of the football player Vini Jr.
Gallery: See who attended the anniversary exhibition of metal artist Urve Küttner
The anniversary exhibit 'From Femme Fatale to Feminism' by metal artist Urve Küttner was opened at the Vernissage Gallery.
Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler: The Poetry of History
Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, a prominent Greek historian, passed away yesterday at the age of 99, leaving behind a significant legacy in the field of Byzantine history.
Gathering for Women's Plus on International Women's Day: A Movement 30 Years Ago Revisited
On International Women's Day, a handmade event called "Women + Festival" is being held in Kyoto, aimed at fostering dialogue among diverse perspectives and reviving past women's movements.
Anti-feminist ideology ‘increasingly relevant’ to national security: CSIS
Canadian officials highlight concerns regarding anti-feminist ideology's role in national security, suggesting it may lead to radicalization, yet it does not currently constitute a direct threat.