WOMEN IN REVOLT! ART AND ACTIVISM IN THE UK 1970-1990 @ Tate Britain, London

  Women in Revolt! is a landmark exhibition celebrating British feminist activism, art, protest, photography, and performance from the period 1970 to 1990. The show is now open at London’s Tate Britain gallery. British women had very little protection in law in the early 1970’s. There was no maternity leave, right to equal pay, or … Continue reading

Women Wearing Women : a new ground-breaking exhibition at NY Metropolitan Museum of Art

    “Women Dressing Women” is a ground-breaking brand-new exhibition at NY’s Metropolitan Museum of Art that  (finally) celebrates the role of women in fashion. It’s based on the shocking reality that nearly all the leading fashion houses have male designers,  And white ones at that  To date the Met has mounted solo shows to … Continue reading

Womxn of Color : Partying in P Town

  Now in its 12th year, P Town’s annual Womxn of Color Weekend has become a major event for that community and their friends.  We went to Roux to cover their Basketball Tournament & Cook Out on Saturday afternoon which turned out to be all about the food and the partying,    This crowd sure know to have fun.  

Wonderkid wants to win off the pitch too.

  Professional sports is the one of the last remaining bastions where homophobia still seems to flourish unabated. For every brave courageous LGBT athlete that dares to publicly come out of the closet, there are several thousands more kept in by sheer fear of what will happen to their careers, their lives and their loved … Continue reading

Working Woman

  Michal Aviad’s second feature drama, the finely nuanced Working Woman is an Israeli take on the #MeToo movement that clearly re-affirms the complexity of workplace harassment and that no two cases are ever the same. 30-something-year-old Orna (Liron Ben Shlush) is the mother of three small children and whose husband has just opened his … Continue reading

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