#NousToutes 2023 demonstration: Christian processions in Lyon and Paris

#NousToutes 2023 demonstration: Christian processions in Lyon and Paris

The Skirt Committee, Women and a God, Oh My Goddess! or the Protestants of the inclusive branch of the Saint-Guillaume parish, etc. are participating again this year in the #NousToutes Demonstration. For three years now, several feminist and LGBT+ Christian associations have come together to form a procession in Lyon and Paris. Saturday November 25, … Read more

Aodrenn Sourdin: A Young Female Football Referee Breaking Barriers in France

Aodrenn Sourdin: A Young Female Football Referee Breaking Barriers in France

Par Hugo Murtas Published on 12 Nov 23 at 9:02 See my news Follow News Rennes According to figures from the French Football Federation (FFF), 20,000 referees officiate in France, including 19,000 men for only 1,000 women.Among these female referees is Aodrenn Sourdin, 25 ans and originally from Rennes (Ille-et-Vilaine). A former junior player and … Read more

Feminist Collective Héroines 95 Takes a Stand Against Street Harassment in Argenteuil

Feminist Collective Héroines 95 Takes a Stand Against Street Harassment in Argenteuil

“My daughter and her 10-year-old friend no longer want to come home from school and conservatory alone. » Louise (first name has been changed) decided to take action with the Héroines 95 collective. “The gentlemen stare at me, make facial expressions and gestures,” her daughter told her. So, rather than putting up with street harassment … Read more

The mass suicide of Madame Bovary

The mass suicide of Madame Bovary

The story of Emma Bovary, Flaubert’s most popular fictional character, is well known: a girl sick with reading tries to make real life fit the parameters of the romantic novel. In half plus one of the novels with which he contracted his illness, the happy ending is an ending with a wedding. So Emma marries … Read more

Susan Sontag: A Complex Relationship with Women and Literature

Susan Sontag: A Complex Relationship with Women and Literature

Susan Sontag, the great American intellectual of the 20th century, had a complicated relationship with women. She loved women without coming out as a lesbian. She was with star photographer Annie Leibovitz from the late 1980s until her death in 2004, but they didn’t officially know each other. Sontag loved women but preferred to write … Read more

Why Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ Film is a Must-Watch: A Feminist Twist on a Classic Doll

Why Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ Film is a Must-Watch: A Feminist Twist on a Classic Doll

“Barbie” film in the cinema: That’s why it’s worth watching the film by Greta Gerwig I’ve never owned a barbie in my life. Neither do my siblings. However, I do not consider this absence to be an educational measure taken by my parents, who did not dismiss anthroposophy; I think I just had no interest … Read more

‘Cartas Vivas’ is growing, the project that recovers the voice of twentieth-century writers

‘Cartas Vivas’ is growing, the project that recovers the voice of twentieth-century writers

“This is the time of hype and bombs. Of automatism versus intelligence, of standardization versus differentiation, of advertising values, of serial thinking, of quantity versus quality. And half of humanity continues to devote itself to the exploitation of the other half. Everything is dehumanized. We live surrounded by countless madmen set up as heroes.” Anyone … Read more