Why I marched

Authors

  • Elizabeth Ablett University of Warwick

Abstract

As a group of feminist researchers at the University of Warwick, we attended the women's march together, along with family and friends whose expereinces of and reflections on the march we have also captured.

Each of us have different experiences of feminist activism and activism more broadly, so we felt it important to capture a range of voices when considering the importance and implications of the march.

Author Biography

  • Elizabeth Ablett, University of Warwick
    Elizabeth Ablett is a third year Sociology PhD student at the University of Warwick. Her thesis explores the (re)production of gender inequalities amongst local politicians in the UK.

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Published

2017-08-10

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (2017): Women's March & Trump Part II: Editorial

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