All posts tagged "feminism"

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  Adelaide Film Festival: Brazen Hussies

  This documentary feature tells the story of the incredible women who lead the Women's Lib movement in Australia in the 60s and 70s

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  Friendly Feminism: Return Season

  With two sold-out seasons under its belt, Friendly Feminism, the award-winning feminist cabaret by Millicent Sarre, is making a return to the Adelaide stage. Brought to life by an all-woman band, this is a cabaret crash-course in modern inter-sectional feminism, featuring 10 original songs, relatable anecdotes and a healthy dose of audience participation. A show […]

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  Adelaide Fringe

  Interview: Millicent Sarre – The Friendliest of Feminists

  Fresh from a sold-out debut season, friendly feminist Millicent Sarre and her all-woman band give us a cabaret crash-course in modern intersectional feminism.

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  Books & Literature

  Book Review: The Mother of All Questions, by Rebecca Solnit

  This collection of feminist essays covers a wide range of topics including literature, the silencing of women’s voices, sexual assault and motherhood - which is The Mother of All Questions.

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  Film & TV

  Film Review: 20th Century Women

  In the late 1970s, a woman asks two of her female friends to help her raise her son, but begins to get concerned that it may be too much for him.

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  Seven Times SA Was Progressive, Awesome And Ahead Of The Rest

  A little food for thought for your weekend; Glam Adelaide is kicking it old school with a celebration of our great state and its most progressive and kick arse moments

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  Fringe Review: Kirsty Mac- Feminazi

  Kirsty Mac has been called a Feminazi a lot, so she’s chosen to own the label, talking about her experiences with love, family, dating and feminism.