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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

City of Women Tube Map

101 replies

Gumbomambo · 08/03/2022 13:01

I’ve just seen this map and I think someone is missing. www.cityofwomenlondon.org/

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MintMocha · 08/03/2022 13:06

I'd not realised that Emma Watson was in charge of "re-imagining" it. That explains a lot.

teawamutu · 08/03/2022 13:10

First name I saw was April Ashley. Noped out.

Waste of time led by a waste of space.

KookaburraSits · 08/03/2022 13:12

Do the non-binary people even want to be lumped in with women? It feels like it's become a way to eat your cake and have it. Like Laurie Penny being much too special to be one of those dull women, but still feeling it's fine to write books on feminism.

Masdintle · 08/03/2022 13:13

Where's Platform 9 and three quarters?

WinterTrees · 08/03/2022 13:15

Paris Lees? Jeez - no thanks. Not great to associate tube stations with people convicted of violent assault.

Was this the thing that we all voted on a couple of years ago? (A year? I lose track of time.) I remember JKR was extremely widely nominated for Kings Cross. What a mystery that she hasn't made it onto the map.

WinterTrees · 08/03/2022 13:17

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SirSamVimesCityWatch · 08/03/2022 13:17

Was this the thing that we all voted on a couple of years ago? (A year? I lose track of time.) I remember JKR was extremely widely nominated for Kings Cross. What a mystery that she hasn't made it onto the map.

She was indeed. I remember voting/nominating her for Kings Cross.

Am not in any way surprised not a see JK in here though. Very disappointed though.

Waitwhat23 · 08/03/2022 13:18

@KookaburraSits

Do the non-binary people even want to be lumped in with women? It feels like it's become a way to eat your cake and have it. Like Laurie Penny being much too special to be one of those dull women, but still feeling it's fine to write books on feminism.
This appears to be the justification for including non binary people on a map entitled 'City of Women'.

'The inclusion of several non-binary people on the map recognises the resonance between their remarkable lives and undertakings and the anti-patriarchal spirit of the City of Women project (in all cases, they are in full agreement about their inclusion).'

Which is just bizarre.

And yes, as other pp's have pointed out, what a lovely little bit of spite to not include JKR.

SirSamVimesCityWatch · 08/03/2022 13:22

So it's a Non-Men Map of London?

Right.

Man as default human still then. My my, what wonderful progress we've made.

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck off.

Rodedooda · 08/03/2022 13:24

Oh that smug self satisfied talentless twerp Angry

AlsoNotAGirl · 08/03/2022 13:29

Christine fucking Burns Hmm as well this is farcical

Goatsaregreat · 08/03/2022 13:47

FOTTFSOFATFOSM!

FrancescaContini · 08/03/2022 13:51

“Women and non-binary people” Hmm

Clymene · 08/03/2022 14:01

So it's a map of women which excludes a very notable woman and includes at least 4 people who were born male?

FFS Emma. Your privilege is showing

RoaringtoLangClegintheDark · 08/03/2022 14:25

@Rodedooda

Oh that smug self satisfied talentless twerp Angry
Yup. This really is so pathetically spiteful, it’s actually made me think even less of Emma Watson than I already did, which was already very little.

And Roz Kaveney is on there too, so that’s at least five adult human males now.

Happy International Women's Day though to all you actual lovely women! Flowers
And especially to JKR 💜🤍💚

CrossPurposes · 08/03/2022 14:30

Unless I'm mistaken but Margaret Thatcher isn't on that map either. Whatever your position on her politics, she was nevertheless one of the most significant women of the 20th century.

And where's Agatha Christie?

viques · 08/03/2022 14:34

Not too happy to see Buchi Emecheta there, brilliant writer but went off her some years ago when it became common knowledge that her views on FGM are that it is a cultural practice not understood by the west.

Clymene · 08/03/2022 14:44

@viques

Not too happy to see Buchi Emecheta there, brilliant writer but went off her some years ago when it became common knowledge that her views on FGM are that it is a cultural practice not understood by the west.
Talking of FGM, shouldn't Hibo Wardere be in there? She lives in Walthamstow

Or Nimco Ali, who stood for the WEP in Hornsby and Wood Green in the last election.

It's about the right kind of women isn't it?

SpinningTheSeedsOfLove · 08/03/2022 14:47

Shall we do our own version?

Flowerpotsnake · 08/03/2022 14:51

Munro Bergdorf? Good grief….

OldCrone · 08/03/2022 14:54

So it's a map of women which excludes a very notable woman and includes at least 4 people who were born male?

At least 5.

April Ashley, Paris Lees, Christine Burns, Munroe Bergdorf and Travis Albanza.

OldCrone · 08/03/2022 14:56

Sorry. At least 6. I missed Roz Kaveney.

CrossPurposes · 08/03/2022 14:56

@OldCrone

So it's a map of women which excludes a very notable woman and includes at least 4 people who were born male?

At least 5.

April Ashley, Paris Lees, Christine Burns, Munroe Bergdorf and Travis Albanza.

Six. Roz Kaveney.
Ereshkigalangcleg · 08/03/2022 14:57

So it's a Non-Men Map of London?

Looks like it. Who do they imagine gives a single toss about Roz Kaveney?

Clymene · 08/03/2022 14:59

Oh I didn't notice bergdorf on there. I think I was expecting someone really wow for Piccadilly Circus