by Stephanie Pang Music is seen as an expressive tool where individuals can express their emotions. We often use music for many different purposes e.g. […]
Month: March 2022
Post-Lockdown Femininity Fears: The Return of Revenge Dressing!
by Ellie Gibb Ditch the joggers, switch off the X-BOX, put down the pint and slap on some lippy. Is that how you do it? […]
Gender, the guitar and why people wonât stop calling Wet-Leg âIndustry Plantsâ
by Johnny Hurst Following CPB-Londonâs recent âimagine aâ campaign:[1] picture a guitarist. Are they a man? They shouldnât be. Not only should you not assume […]
Does university rugby culture reinforce hegemonic masculinity?
by Olivia Heathfield âAll the freshers have to down pints⌠eat cat food, and lots of other random thingsâ (Dempster, 2009:490). Hegemonic masculinity is a […]
Incel culture: How a neo-masculinity challenges traditional notions of hegemonic masculinity
by Sophie Houghton TW – Sexual Abuse, Threats of Violence, Mass Violence Source: New America “Misogynist incel men have advocated for the legalization of violent […]
Will a womanâs work ever be done? Not when it involves doing housework and doing gender
by Paula Lovelock Finding myself living in a London house-share with four guys in the mid-1990s, it only took a few weeks before I went […]
âIâm not like other girlsâ
by Paige Parsons …Hmm, not like other girls, or a case of internalised misogyny? Since I was little, I have heard this comment voiced from […]
#MeToo Social Movement and the Improvement of Womenâs Awareness about Gender Equality
by Wenjie Huang Can social media drive a new wave of feminism? I believe that social media has made the new wave of feminism becomes […]