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“I’m going to keep saying, loud and clearly, that I am a feminist,” stated Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the United Nations summit in New York City, until “it More

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In-Depth: Reframing Feminism in “Mrs. America”

In 1972, feminists across America rallied in an attempt to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to enshrine the equal rights of all Americans, regardless of sex, in the constitution. One More

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Feminicide, not Femicide: Protesting Female Homicides in Mexico

March 6th, 2020 marked a historic moment in Mexico’s history, when hundreds of feminists and activists took to the streets of Mexico City to protest the alarmingly high number and More

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Op-Ed: Neo-Colonial Traces in Western Feminist Discourse

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Op-Ed: Amy Klobuchar’s Toxic Leadership and the Faux-Feminism of the She-E-O

Throughout her career, Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar has cultivated a public persona as a composed pragmatist who can solve hot-button issues through level headed diplomacy. Klobuchar announced her 2020 candidacy More

Posted On : February 22, 2019 Published By : Rebecka Pieder
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Trickle Down Feminism: An Analysis of Trudeau’s Feminist International Assistance Policy

In June 2017, International Development Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau revealed a “Feminist International Assistance Policy” backed by the allocation of 15% of Canada’s $2.6 billion bilateral development assistance budget. This focus More

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Through the Looking Glass: Sexual Assault in American and Canadian Politics

American and Canadian politics are more distanced today than perhaps ever before. The distinction between Trump’s America and Trudeau’s Canada becomes particularly evident when one examines the political treatment of More

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Patriarchy and Accumulation on a World Scale: Women in the International Division of Labour by Maria Mies

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