Women’s day, hooray. I’ve spent a big part of my day today reading about the horrifying gender inequality that’s still … Continue Reading Smash the patrimoney – Feminism and the universal basic income
Europe, Canada and some other parts of the world are awakening to climate change more and more while the US … Continue Reading Who doesn’t get a say in the environmental debate
I’ve been here for almost a month now. When I wake up I see palm trees outside my window, the … Continue Reading Toulouse, chapter 1
It’s not because they’re related to a woman – surprise. If your reason for supporting a feminist cause is that … Continue Reading Why men need to be feminists – and why I’m tired of selling it to them
Ok, now that we’re all done cringing at that title here we go: A few days ago I finished my … Continue Reading How to Interrail and not Fail
Tonight I’m leaving for my Interrail tour that will eventually bring me to my new temporary home of Toulouse. Since … Continue Reading Those first few lonely weeks abroad
A few months ago, the Leopoldmuseum in Vienna hosted several different exhibitions in one house. One floor was dedicated to … Continue Reading Look, we did something with women, too – the kind of “inclusion” I don’t want to see
What matters is our attitude towards women’s lives as human lives. Both pro-lifers and pro-choicers usually want abortions to rather … Continue Reading It doesn’t matter if you’re pro-life or pro-choice
I’ve been planning my summer travels, which will take me to Verona, Nice, Toulouse and Barcelona. I’ll be the first … Continue Reading How to travel ethically (sort of)
The other day I had quite an interesting talk. A woman told me it was “natural” to let body hair … Continue Reading Please spare me your “opinion” on women’s body hair, thanks
*Trigger warning: sexual harassment/assault* This one’s not about travel. It is, however, about something incredibly important. I’m breaking the pattern … Continue Reading Something else today
This early summer has me thinking about Granada all the time. Last September, a very dear friend of mine invited … Continue Reading Being stupid in Granada
We tend to think that travelling involves plane tickets around the world, a lot of visa planning and many days … Continue Reading Why you should travel your own country
If you live in North America or Britain, your semester or term is coming to a close. If not, then … Continue Reading Leaving Your New Home Abroad
A European and a South American drove through Eastern Canada and this is the tale of that.
So, I went to Paris for the third time in my life. Sounds like I’d loved it so much … Continue Reading Revisiting Paris
