¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
Trans exclusionary talk from so-called radical feminists is not just hurtful, it can be criminal. The problem is, what to do about it?
Resources can be a click away, thanks to a Toronto startup’s tech empowerment work.
Too many feminists today know too little about feminists who came before them. Here is a chance to meet one of them.
How one socially minded Toronto startup aims to change the tea business–one women farmer at a time.
Cherry Rose Tan created a forum for entrepreneurs to talk about what they thought unspeakable—the mental health struggles of entrepreneurs.
A 19th century successful, edge-walking feminist entrepreneur, publisher and leading suffragette who racked up a number of firsts—in politics and business—suffered harsh consequences. What can we learn from Victoria Woodhull experience that still applies today?
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Trans exclusionary talk from so-called radical feminists is not just hurtful, it can be criminal. The problem is, what to do about it?
Resources can be a click away, thanks to a Toronto startup’s tech empowerment work.
Too many feminists today know too little about feminists who came before them. Here is a chance to meet one of them.
How one socially minded Toronto startup aims to change the tea business–one women farmer at a time.
Cherry Rose Tan created a forum for entrepreneurs to talk about what they thought unspeakable—the mental health struggles of entrepreneurs.
A 19th century successful, edge-walking feminist entrepreneur, publisher and leading suffragette who racked up a number of firsts—in politics and business—suffered harsh consequences. What can we learn from Victoria Woodhull experience that still applies today?
