If you're missing my dear departed Ask A Feminist series, you might be pleased to hear that Stylist Magazine's website have started their own weekly Ask A Feminist feature. It's been running since March and so far, they've covered topics like: Calling people on their sexist bullshit What makes a good role model? Who has... Continue Reading →
This month, the Rarely Wears Lipstick 'Ask A Feminist' panel have been asked the following question: Do you have any tips on how to handle street harassment? I emailed the panel and have reported the resulting conversation in full. I hope you find it interesting and/or useful. Feel free to add your views (and suggestions... Continue Reading →
This month's question is: How do you think intersectionality can become the norm, as opposed to it often being seen as an oppositional ideology? The first couple of replies were sent directly to me, but the rest were sent to the group as a whole, resulting in a very interesting discussion! Let us know your... Continue Reading →
Thanks to the wonders of Twitter, my team of feminists willing to answer your questions has been expanded. If you have a question, please get in touch. We only have a few more questions to answer so will be needing more by the time it gets to summer. Also, if you have an additional response... Continue Reading →
Last month, I asked for your questions for a new series, called Ask A Feminist. I have now gathered together a few suggestions - from Facebook, Twitter and the comments thread on that post - and will be answering one a month with the assistance of a team of willing feminist volunteers. The first question... Continue Reading →
In my search for new writers - to ensure that Rarely Wears Lipstick doesn't turn into a lingerie blog - I came across a fantastic suggestion for a new feature: Ask a Feminist. Of course it's been done before elsewhere, but I thought the readers of this site might have some interesting questions and so... Continue Reading →