#TalkingTuesdays is a time for open, effective dialogue on how our followers truly see the world and it’s events as well as positively interact with one another. Every Tuesday, we pose some questions which you can answer by tweeting us, using the hashtag #TalkingTuesdays or commenting on this post. Does Chivalry reinforce sexist values? http://bit.ly/HqN1ec Where is your [...]
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#TalkingTuesday April 10
Posted by admin on April 9th, 2012
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No Comments »What’s in a name?
Posted by admin on July 25th, 2011
Can racial and sexual slurs be reclaimed to empower the groups they were created to harm? By Annie Rockson By looking at those in power; albeit business or politics, women and ethnic minorities are not at levels within these spheres which are representative of their contribution and numbers in society. With the ‘isms’ (racism [...]
Posted in News Tags: Alan Carr, Alan Carr's Chatty Man, BAFTA, behaviour, Ben Douglas, bitch, Black community, Black female space scientist, Black space scientist, Chatty Man, Chris Evans, diversity, equality, ethnic minorities, female, females, gender, gigolo, girl, girls, Guidettes, Guido, Ho, Italian American, James Brown, James Brown hairdresser, Jersey Shore, Kate Moss, ladies, lady, language, Lola Monroe, Maggie Aderin-Pocock, MTV, N word, name calling, names, Nicole Ritchie, offensive, Paris Hilton, promiscuity, promiscuous, Queen Latifah, race, racial slurs, racism, racist, racist jokes, racist language, Racist remark, reality TV, Rihanna, sexism, sexist, sexist language, sexual, sket, slut, society, The Simple Life, trick, woman, women, women of colour, women's rights No Comments »#TalkingTuesdays June 28
Posted by admin on June 28th, 2011
Today’s topics are: Would you benefit from an obedient wives club? http://bbc.in/jHqfw2 Traditional Black women’s attributes are beautiful on everyone – except the Black woman herself. Agree? http://t.co/pehGTYf Is cooking still an important skill for a woman to have? http://bit.ly/iLK9sj If you’re Black, is it still important to use ‘African’ as a [...]
Posted in #TalkingTuesdays Tags: African, African American, African British, African Caribbean, African People, Afro Caribbean, Black, Black British, black female networking, black people, black women, British women of colour, bum, buttocks, can't cook, caribbean, cook, cooking, food, Jennifer Lopez, JLo, Kim K, Kim Kardashian, love, marriage, obedience, obedient wife, obedient wives, obedient wives club, racism, racist, The Kardashians, Wife, wives, women, women of colour No Comments »#TalkingTuesdays June 21
Posted by admin on June 21st, 2011
Today’s topics are: Will letting private companies run schools harm education and its pupils? http://bit.ly/mKurxc The last time a Black woman graced the front cover of British Vogue was in 2008; the editor says the fashion industry is not racist. Truth or deluded reality? http://bit.ly/kiGMim Is Cameron right? Will shaming absent fathers [...]
Posted in #TalkingTuesdays Tags: absent, absent dads, absent fathers, academies, academy school, Alexandra Shulman, Black, black female networking, black people, black women, British Vogue, British women of colour, dad, dads, fashion, fashion magazine, father's day, free schools, glossy, glossy magazine, magazine, pension, pension age. age, pensioner, private schools, racism, racist, shame, state schools, Vogue, white women, women, women's pension, women's pension age No Comments »#Talking Tuesdays May 24
Posted by admin on May 24th, 2011
Today’s topics are: Is it appropriate/funny to call Barack Obama the ‘magic negro’? http://bit.ly/ig4IeK Does the West have a right to tell women in developing countries how to conduct their sexual lives/health? http://ind.pn/jJ54Ij YSL launched Touche Eclat for darker skin tones was launched last week after 12 years; YSL gave the reason for the [...]
Posted in #TalkingTuesdays Tags: babies, baby, Barack Obama, Black, black female networking, black people, black women, CNN, concealer, concealer brush, condoms, contraception, cosmetics, cosmetics for black skin, cosmetics for black women, dark skin, dark skin tone, darker skin, darker skin tone, developed, developed countries, developing, developing countries, Don Lemon, gay, gay black man, gay black people, Magic, Magic negro, make up, negro, news, news presenter, news reader, newsreader, obama, Obama magic negro, poor, poor women, pregnancy, presenter, racial slur, racism, racist, skin, skin tone, the pill, touche, touche eclat, twitter, women, women of colour, YSL No Comments »#TalkingTuesdays May 17
Posted by admin on May 17th, 2011
Today’s topics are: NFL player Albert Haynesworth states ‘he doesn’t even like Black girls’ as his defence against sexual assault of a Black waitress, is this valid? http://bit.ly/ilzhIe Can the word like ‘slut’ ever be empowering for women? http://bbc.in/muxQ2G #TalkingTuesdays Was the White House wrong for inviting Rapper Common and singer Jill Scott [...]
Posted in #TalkingTuesdays Tags: albert haynesworth, Black, black female networking, black people, black women, common, Common Sense, conversation, debate, discussion, interracial mixing, Ireland, Jill Scott, Michelle Obama, mixed marriages, monarch, Northern Ireland, obama, official visit, poetry, poetry night, queen, racism, racist, Rapper Common, redskins, sexual assault, singer, singer Jill Scott, slut, slut walk, slutwalk, talking, talking tuesdays, the queen, The White House, the white house poetry night, tuesday, tuesdays, visit, White House, women, women of colour No Comments »