¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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Women entrepreneurs have the freedom to serve as tip of the arrow for radical social change–they are a distinct community. They need distinct representation.
Darlene Tonelli didn’t set out to create a feminist law firm but practicing what she believed led to one.
Judy Rebick reflects on the rise of the far right in Canada.
For the first time in its history, all five enterprises that SheEO activators chose to fund for its U.S. cohort of investment are owned and led by Black women.
Graffiti in Toronto, Ont. Photo by PK Mutch. As American hip hop artist and spoken word champion Guante so eloquently says: “White supremacy is
Photo by Jon Tyson via Unsplash. Note: At the time of writing this, Trump refuses to accept the results of the US general election.
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Women entrepreneurs have the freedom to serve as tip of the arrow for radical social change–they are a distinct community. They need distinct representation.
Darlene Tonelli didn’t set out to create a feminist law firm but practicing what she believed led to one.
Judy Rebick reflects on the rise of the far right in Canada.
For the first time in its history, all five enterprises that SheEO activators chose to fund for its U.S. cohort of investment are owned and led by Black women.
Graffiti in Toronto, Ont. Photo by PK Mutch. As American hip hop artist and spoken word champion Guante so eloquently says: “White supremacy is
Photo by Jon Tyson via Unsplash. Note: At the time of writing this, Trump refuses to accept the results of the US general election.
