Once again, J.K. Rowling has taken to Twitter to alienate parts of her fanbase by talking about things that she clearly knows nothing about.
Civil rights activist and writer, Danielle Muscato, asked women on Twitter, “What would you do if all men had a 9PM curfew?” The responses are telling.
In an effort to combat the urine-soaked streets of Paris, authorities introduced public urinals for men. It wasn’t long before they were vandalised.
Jane Garvey has started a debate on Twitter over whether the term ‘guys’ is still appropriate when referring to a mixed group of people.
Likened to Kim Kardashian, Pakistan’s first social media star was killed by her brother for bringing dishonour to the family.
Read Kim Kardashian’s open letter where she talks about why you should keep your comments to yourself.
Hey Indonesia, this is 2015, I don’t believe we’ve met yet. Yes, in this day and age there are still companies who think this ‘joke’ is a good idea. A lesson in PR fails awaits.
Sometimes people, be they man or woman, need a serious talking to. After she made public her reason for having an abortion, one blogger may be on the receiving end of a tongue-lashing or two.
SA’s magazine for women, Grazia, have caused some allegedly intentional outrage following their tweet concerning finding a definition for the term “slut.” Jeepers creepers ladies… there’s being provocative then there’s this!
Porn that empowers woman? Is that even possible?
A couple of celebrities and politicians are throwing their weight behind a campaign to ban the word “bossy.” Among them are Beyonce, Victoria Beckham, Jennifer Garner and former US secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice.
Two members of the all-girl Russian punk group Pussy Riot who escaped being arrested after performing inside Moscow’s main cathedral in February are on the run.
Well, this is the fight against sexism taken to a whole new level. The word “Mademoiselle” has been banned from all official documents in the French suburb of Cesson-Sévigné, in Rennes. Formerly regarded simply as the title given to an unmarried woman, the term is now considered sexist, apparently.
Lots of discussions are taking place on social networks regarding the portrayal of women, and their role in society. We are also towards the end of 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children. Regardless of your personal opinions, this advert for People Opposing Women Abuse (POWA) by Ogilvy Johannesburg gives the issue a different perspective and is essential viewing.