“‘Corporate Feminism’ or ‘Neoliberal Feminism’ are misnomers because the movements are fundamentally incompatible.”
Boss Feminists? There’s No Such Thing As Trickle-Down Feminism
Tag: Capitalism
Does IWD Commercialise Feminism?
“I watch the unethical commercialisation of feminist movements with disappointment.”
Mardi Gras and Corporations: The Intersection I Didn’t Know I Didn’t Want
“I simply cannot shake the feeling that the event … has become another target of capitalist exploitation.”
Class: The Elephant in the Feminist Room
Mainstream feminist discourse too often ignores class-related issues.
White Man Acknowledges Privilege “May Have Played a Part” in Job Offer
“Since receiving his offer to paralegal for Clayton-Utz, Dustin Dobbs has acknowledged his inherent privilege may have played into the hiring decision. Dustin is a heterosexual cis-male whose dad plays squash with Alfred, the managing partner, on a Tuesday.”
Market-Models Like the NDIS Are Failing People With Disabilities
“If we take a closer look at the NDIS’s criteria, application process, and ongoing rollout, we can examine just how much is going wrong, and why market-based models of disability support are further entrenching oppression.”
Poverty and Insecure Work Through a Gendered Lens
“The fact that women work in low-paid jobs says less about their capabilities than it does about the devaluation of ‘women’s work’ and the implicit assumption that women are unworthy of workplace protections and economic freedom.”