When a beautiful young woman is murdered, it reminds of us the dark side of being human. But is the media’s salacious coverage of such tragic events justified?
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After shaky start, 2012 a triumph for feminism
Despite all the claims that feminism is dead, 2012 proved a landmark year for women around the world — from Julia Gillard’s misogyny speech to Hillary Clinton. Is social media facilitating a new wave of feminism?
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The term “mummy bloggers” — much in the news of late — is patronising and sexist, and should be consigned to the rubbish bin.
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Barack Obama won 55% of the female vote, meaning it was women who decided this year’s presidential election. Politicians who refuse to take women’s concerns and freedoms seriously are now on notice.
READ MOREAn atheist in church: in propaganda, you can’t beat God
Is it egotistical to want top billing at one’s own funeral? Faced with the onslaught of propaganda in stained glass and frescos — not to mention the sermon — consider it lucky if you get mentioned at all.
READ MOREJane Caro: why Margie Abbott is bloody revolutionary
Margie and Tony Abbott are more than welcome to join the ranks of the feminists. And the fact that they want to do so speaks volumes for the comeback of a movement written off by John Howard.
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