The Equitable Home
A newsletter for women who are done being the default and men who are done being part of the problem: covering the mental load, unpaid labour, money conversations and how to prepare our daughters for the patriarchy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 23 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Has feminism gone too far?
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I regularly encounter a certain, sometimes mocking, reaction when I tell people that I write about feminism. "Do we still need feminism?" some people ask. Sometimes I hear the unsaid next sentence in my head: "Hasn’t this gone far enou...
Women are paying a fortune to avoid the wrong man
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It’s half past ten on a Saturday evening and I’m standing outside a restaurant waiting for an Uber. I don’t really need it – home is just a twenty-minute walk away. I’ve walked it at night before, and ended up jogging most of it, with...
Everything he says will sound like love
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There is nothing subtle about Andrew Tate. Him stating that women bear responsibility for sexual assault, that they are a man’s property, describing how he’d strangle a woman if she cheated on him: he reads like a textbook domestic abu...
A man stole three children, and people cheered
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Twice she picked up the phone and rang the police, and twice he took it out of her hand and hung it up. She thought they would come anyway. Two abandoned emergency calls from one address would surely bring someone. Nobody came.
Years...
Smile for the nice man
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A while ago, a grown man told my eleven-year-old daughter to smile, and I did exactly what I was trained to do, which was nothing at all.
Earlier that night, we had gone to the theatre to watch the musical Les Misérables. My daughter...
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I write about the mental load, unpaid labour, money conversations and how to prepare our daughters for the patriarchy. For women who are done being the default and for men who are done being part of the problem.
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