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 | 27 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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“Just tell me what to do and I’ll do it”
The mental load conversation with your partner always derails at the same point. You raise the fact that you are the one who is managing everything and holds everything in her head, and within ninety seconds you are defending your own perso...
You're not imagining it: you are busier than your mother was
There is a particular flavour of 90s nostalgia that has been circulating on social media. People saying how they ran wild when they were kids. How they were out with other kids for most of the day, while their parents wouldn’t know where th...
The slops are not history
A few weeks ago, I told a story at ’s feminist story slam Wham Bam Thank You Slam. This will be very different to my usual articles, but I thought you might still enjoy this little story I wrote.
This was a scary thing to do for me – Drop...
Choking during sex went from rare to routine in fifteen years
In late August, a sixteen-year-old girl from Sydney lost consciousness during what was reported as consensual sex. She had a seizure. Paramedics treated her at the house, she was flown to hospital in a critical condition, and she died two d...
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...
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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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