Blue Suburban Skies
Penny AllenWritings old and new about women, children and even men.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Subscribers | Read | pennyallen.substack.com |
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'They are women on their passports’ - the games where ideology trumped biology
# It is hard to remember now that, before the boxing matches in which two men were pitted against women in the Women’s Olympic Sports, those with something to hide had considered their best tactics were to throw a blanket of anonymity and s...
Labour Losing/Lost Women
### Women are an afterthought, not only in religious texts and practices but also in secular organisations. The Women’s Page, Woman’s Hour - they were concessions kindly granted by men who had so many pages and hours they could afford to le...
Labour Losing Women
I was eight months pregnant with our first child when I accompanied my husband to the Labour Party Conference. It was 1970 and we were Boomers, though we didn’t know it, part of what became viewed as a blessed generation, though we didn’t k...
The Sleeping Beauty
A new baby had been born to the Queen, a baby girl. The fairies gathered to welcome and bless her. One after another they stepped up to the cot and gave her their wishes. To be graceful, to be beautiful, to be kind, all that sort of thing.
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