Me Too, by Alison Caddick
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The notion ‘Me too’ carries the connotations of a certain (cultural) narcissism, and yet, or integral with, a frailty around identity
Subjectivity, Surrogacy and Entitlement, by Alison Caddick
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Entitlement, like normativity, sits upon unspoken cultural commitments, and perhaps even forms of otherness that have been or will be turned into utility
Surrogacy Is to Prostitution … by Grazyna Zajdow
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When the desire for children makes the exploitation of women OK
Something Old, Something New
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Jennifer Power
Latest comment: Depends on the individual.Some heeerostxual people are so affectionate that they can be touchy feely...
Beauty and Misogyny
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Breast implants, tummy tucks and nose jobs have become socially approved beauty practices in the west, but SHEILA JEFFREYS argues they are better understood in terms of the United Nations’ definition of harmful cultural and traditional practices
Stones and Bones
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Before the echo of the London bombs had even begun to die away, local pundits had a suspect in their sights, and …
Eyes Wide Shut in the Child-Care Debate
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Julie Stephens: Only Confronting the ‘Never Said’ Will Identify the Needs of Both Child and Parent