What happened in Iran with Jina Emini (aka Mahsa Ahmini) was not an isolated incident nor the first or unique to Iran. It’s a global problem.
Tag: feminism
Jina Emini was your name
Jina Emini was your name. You were 22. Even though the government calls you Mahsa Amini. The same government that allowed your death for not dressing “properly”. Is the same government that doesn’t acknowledge your name. Your name is Jina. As your mum named you. Say her name. Call her name. Revealed from a tweet by Beri Shalmashi.
Where to next for the progressive left in Aotearoa?
Over the following decade, we will need a strong Te Tiriti-based progressive movement more than ever.
The Bader-Ginsburg Complex
Editors note: This piece was submitted by our dear friend Dr. Chamindra Weerawardhana who we met through transnational queer feminist … More
Review by Toni Duder: AUNTIES Magazine
“Ultimately, AUNTIES does what all good aunties in our lives do: gives us a pep talk in a quiet place, a gentle kick in the pants, practical, poetic, hopeful. Go read it.”
Queer feminist futures: 5 Cs of Intersectional Youth Leadership Zine
At a time of the COVID-19 pandemic, climate chaos, global intensification of alt-right white supremacist terrorism, ongoing colonialism, war and … More
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