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Scholarship-Leadership: The Feminist Journey Goes On…
Amy, Lisa, and Marysia, IFJP’s outgoing editors, scribble their parting thoughts. Debangana, IFJP Digital Media Editor (blog section), puts together their emotional journey!
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Taking the Red Pill: Conspiracy Theories, Gender, and the "Elusive Epistemologies” of the "Manosphere”
By: Elspeth Van Veeren (SHE/HER), Elisabeth Moerking (SHE/HER) and Harvey Dryer (HE/HIM)

Twenty-five years after its release, The Matrix film has been reinterpreted from a progressive allegory into a key metaphor within anti-feminist manosphere communities. “Red pill” discourse has widely reframed feminist power as conspiracy and legitimized misogynis...


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"May That Nuclear War Be Cursed!”: Reading Nuclear Power Through Feminist and Queer Resistance
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Coming Back to Life From ‘Social Death’: Creating and Regulating Women-Only/Feminist Spaces with/for Women Refugees ...
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Gender, Agency, and Vulnerability: LGBT Martial Arts Groups (MAGs) in Timor-Leste
By: LILI CHEN (She/Her) AND LAURA SJOBERG

It is often assumed that Martial Arts Groups (MAGs) in Timor-Leste are like gangs, and hypermasculinity is the only gender concept useful for thinking about people’s involvement in these organisations. From LGBT MAGs members, we learn these assumptions don’t work: MAGs are distinct organisations with complex and multid...


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