What’s Current is Feminist Current’s daily news roundup.
When looking for alternatives to the criminal justice system, we need to be realistic, not idealistic.
While everyone deserves love and compassion, women’s empathy towards troubled men happens too often at our expense.
Meghan Murphy speaks with Serah Gazali, who escaped Saudi Arabia a decade ago.
How can we claim to oppose abuse, while simultaneously presenting it as “sexy”?
This is the future that liberals want.
Threats of violence against women branded as “TERFs” are increasing — will liberals and progressives speak out before it’s too late?
What’s Current is Feminist Current’s daily news roundup.
Maybe feminism would be more effective if we were better at monetizing our vaginas?
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Andrea Orwoll about the history of — and ongoing need for — women-centered language in law.
The new anti-trafficking bill in the US has gotten a lot of bad press in the media, as well as from sex work lobbyists and civil liberties organizations. Meghan Murphy spoke with Marian Hatcher, a survivor turned activist, to get the real story.
After pressure from the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, Walmart removed Cosmopolitan from its checkout stands. Now, liberal feminists are defending the magazine as empowering for women.
Working class women and Labour Party members are incensed at being harassed and silenced in their attempts to discuss gender identity. But they are fighting back.
Heather Brunskell-Evans was the National Spokesperson for the Women’s Equality Party Policy on Ending Sexual Violence until she started asking critical questions about “trans kids.” In this episode, Meghan Murphy talks to her about her perspective and the response from the Party.
What’s Current is Feminist Current’s daily news roundup.