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Women & LGBTI liberation
Why men are not oppressed
Louise O'Shea 27 August 2010

From former activists writing tell-all accounts of how feminism ruined their lives, to men reclaiming the lost art of masculinity, the 1980s marked the beginning of a severe backlash against the gains of the women’s liberation movement, and one that continues today.

 
Organisers "ecstatic" at turnout for equal marriage rallies
Corey Oakley 14 August 2010

No matter what politicians do to try and shut the issue down, the campaign for same-sex marriage rights just won’t go away.

 
Media whitewashes sexual assault at David Jones
Tom Bramble 06 August 2010

Kristy Fraser-Kirk’s decision to seek $37 million in punitive damages from David Jones has seen a firestorm of criticism directed at this brave woman.

 
US same-sex marriage win should shame our politicians
Corey Oakley 06 August 2010

If the US courts can recognise that same-sex marriage is an equal right, why can’t Tony Abbott, Julia Gillard, or even Penny Wong?

 
Capitalism and sexuality
Diane Fieldes 03 August 2010

There is a widespread assumption that sexuality is an unchanging feature of human behaviour. 

 
Why Gillard opposes same-sex marriage
16 July 2010

Australia has its first female prime minister – and she is an unmarried atheist. So why does she oppose same-sex marriage?

 
Nightclub bans patron for expressing a left-wing political opinion
Eric LeRoy 16 July 2010

The Peel nightclub tells Eric Leroy: “Don’t come back”. His crime? Expressing dismay over the owner’s decision to run for Liberal Party preselection. 

 
Equal Love campaign wins recognition at ALSO awards
Louise O'Shea 02 July 2010

Equal Love and same-sex marriage activist Ali Hogg were winners at the ALSO awards this week.

 
Why LGBTI people should stand in solidarity with Palestine
Louise O'Shea 25 June 2010

In a desperate attempt to undermine the growing hostility to Israel amongst the left, Zionists are invoking LGBTI rights to salvage Israel’s reputation.

 
Next steps for the same-sex marriage campaign
Louise O'Shea 18 May 2010

Thousands took to the streets of capital cities around Australia on May 15 - including up to 5,000 in Melbourne and more than 1,000 in Sydney. Louise O'Shea looks at what's next for the same-sex marriage campaign.

 
Thousands protest for same-sex marriage rights
15 May 2010

The national day of action for same-sex marriage rights drew large crowds to protests around Australia, including 5,000 in Melbourne, over 1,000 in Sydney and several hundred in Brisbane, Perth and Canberra.

 
Homophobia: the fight must go on
Roz Ward 07 May 2010

Homophobia will not be pushed back without a fight. We have to keep coming out on the streets, and we must get more people active. 

 
Sex, oppression and “raunch culture”
Kate Jeffreys 23 April 2010

New research highlights the social pressures on young women to have sex, not when they desire it, but at the demand of male sexual partners.

 
CPSU backs same-sex marriage campaign
Callum Brindley 15 April 2010

The Commonwealth Public Service Union (CPSU) has joined the growing number of unions to support the demand for equal marriage rights.

 
Join the national protest for same sex marriage rights
12 April 2010

Labor is relying on the majority of the population to remain silent on the same-sex marriage issue. With people all around the world demonstrating on May 15, it is a perfect opportunity to make some noise, to drown out their prejudice.

 
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