Q&A about compulsory consent workshops with ‘Enough is Enough’
What is ‘Enough is Enough’ at the School of Orient and African studies (SOAS)? ‘Enough is Enough’ is a student and survivor-led […]
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Q&A about compulsory consent workshops with ‘Enough is Enough’
What is ‘Enough is Enough’ at the School of Orient and African studies (SOAS)? ‘Enough is Enough’ is a student and survivor-led […]
Q&A with a Sex Worker
I don’t need to tell you about the stigmas surrounding sex work, the stigmas which largely exist because we don’t often get […]
Black hair. It’s all just hair, right?
By Phoebe Boateng Watching the Channel 4 documentary titled ‘Hair Power: Me and My Afro’ a few weeks ago made me feel […]
A Road to Recovery
I have never been vocally shy about my past experiences. If the opportunity arises, I feel confident enough to casually explain that […]
How to Talk to a Parent/ Guardian About Sex and Relationships
Did I talk to my parents about my first relationship? Not really. Did I talk to my parents about sex? “No! How […]
How to talk to non-menstruators about periods
It’s not new information that there’s a stigma surrounding periods and we’ve long been conditioned to keep periods within the coven of […]
Vaginismus: How my Pelvic Floor impacts my Dating Life
Vaginismus. The word itself feels as if the letters have been ‘mushed’ together almost. It sounds tight and uncomfortable, which are two of […]
Why Intersectional Feminism is Important to Me
With the reinvigorated wave of the Black Lives Matter movement and the continued momentum of feminism it is important to understand why […]
Internalised Misogyny & Me
I wouldn’t be where I am today, mentally and spiritually, without Florence Given’s book ‘Women Don’t Owe You Pretty’. Since the moment […]
Setting Boundaries in Friendships
One of the biggest reasons I have lost friends is because they were the ones who were not able to set boundaries, […]