"The real question isn’t whether trade unions should be allowed to campaign. It’s whether members understand what they are actually paying for." https://t.co/XDS9nvbVXB
"Dickens, it warns, had opinions that ‘can cause great offence today’ – the full horror of which we can only guess at, since he seems to have deleted his social-media accounts." 🤣
Charles Dickens’ views have been declared offensive and prejudiced by a Charles Dickens museum. Britain’s heritage sector is officially eating itself. Satire is dead, says Sean Walsh
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During the 2 World Wars, women in Europe used knitting for spying, including encoding messages with combinations of knits/purls...find out more in #UnravellingWomensArt the 1st @womensart1 book, along with many more wonderful and sometimes weird textile art facts....!
Sandra Coney and Philliida Bunkle exposed 'an unfortunate experiment' at National Women's 40 years ago and formed Women's Health Action (WHA) to address the health concerns of women. Now WHA says defining sex in law 'is not a priority.' What does Sandra Coney think about their stance? Not a lot.
@genspect Very sad to see a once "credible, evidence-based women’s health advocacy group" now giving a "dismal response" to a bill that would enshrine the definition of biological women in NZ law.
@GardenerFliss Back to the sanatorium model. Now we need to go back to relationship based care and continuity of care to improve health outcomes as well.
1909 embroidered English suffrage banner designed by artist Mary Lowndes. Bearing the name of Caroline Herschel (1750-1848) the first female profession astronomer, it was one of a number of banners created to celebrate women from history #Womensart
Women's Health Action says supporting the bill to define sex in law 'is not a priority.' What does co-founder Sandra Coney think of this? Answer: Not much.
An Unfortunate Experiment Strikes Again https://t.co/XYzRyxlveq
Finally finished @msjlindsay’s superb book Hounded. Top facts. Good quotes and interesting details about the consequences of living in an intolerant society. Highly recommended.
The purpose of the NZFirst Bill ‘is to uphold legal certainty, protect the integrity of sex-based rights & ensure that language in law reflects biological reality’
Why would any union want their members to object to that?
US Master craftsperson Gertrude S. Twichell (1889–1943), known for her jewellery and enamel, silver and copper objects, she was a member of the Society of Arts & Crafts in Boston #womensart