¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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We analyzed five female-directed films at TIFF and explore the hidden lessons for feminist entrepreneurs.
“Sometimes, people want to hear songs with the words they are afraid to say”–HpLyrikz
“Today [International Trans Day of Visibility] is a beautiful day–something that means more and more to me as I have become less visible as a trans-guy”-T. Thomason
The new $645M Canadian government news media fund mostly bails out crumbling traditional media and fails to advance diversity. Despite facts that start up companies rushing in to fill the gap are largely founded by men–and white people. Is this going to help us build a more inclusive democracy?
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Give your favourite feminists what they really want: the gift of
supporting fellow feminists in the fight to dismantle the patriarchy.
A feminist collective comes together to bring real talk to the art world.
We analyzed five female-directed films at TIFF and explore the hidden lessons for feminist entrepreneurs.
“Sometimes, people want to hear songs with the words they are afraid to say”–HpLyrikz
“Today [International Trans Day of Visibility] is a beautiful day–something that means more and more to me as I have become less visible as a trans-guy”-T. Thomason
The new $645M Canadian government news media fund mostly bails out crumbling traditional media and fails to advance diversity. Despite facts that start up companies rushing in to fill the gap are largely founded by men–and white people. Is this going to help us build a more inclusive democracy?
