In this blog post, Professor Gina Marchetti looks at the anti-extradition bill protests from February to October and the ‘women’s issues’ they raise from a feminist perspective.
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Updated: Mar 8, 2021
In this blog post, Professor Gina Marchetti looks at the anti-extradition bill protests from February to October and the ‘women’s issues’ they raise from a feminist perspective.
Read the post in the file attached below.
By Dr Jason Coe (Department of Comparative Literature, School of Humanities) This series of posts for the WSRC explores the possibilities...
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Professor Marchetti’s feminist critique of the anti-extradition bill protests offers a thought-provoking perspective on the intersection of gender and political activism. It’s crucial to examine these events through a lens that highlights the unique challenges and contributions of women. For more insights on similar social and political topics, feel free to explore this resource.
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