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Well, Would You?

April 17, 2012 by thevagenda

I have a rabid crush on this dude. It’s kind of like how, when I was ten, I ruined all the liner notes on my mum’s Beatles album by drawing biro hearts around the young Paul McCartney’s head. Same vibe.   

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Why You’re Missing Out On That Job

April 17, 2012 by thevagenda

 

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Scruples about the Kooples

April 17, 2012 by thevagenda

    Is it just me (yes, I did just open an article with “is it just me?”), or does the Kooples’ ad campaign make you want to vom? I can’t believe it would just be me. The androgynous French clothing brand, so they say, chooses ‘real life couples’ to model their chic fashion line, […]

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Covergirls

April 17, 2012 by thevagenda

      We are really happy to have taken part in the Marie Claire South Africa cover challenge. Above is the cover we chose- featuring the awesome Shingai Shoniwa. In our proposal, we were clear that we wanted more black women represented in fashion mags, more investigative journalism, and more debate and commentary. Looks […]

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Making the Choice to be Beautiful

April 16, 2012 by thevagenda

For twelve years, I was pretty much a little boy. Then suddenly, I had breasts – and immediately, I was expected to lock them up in a bra (pretty much a token nod toward social acceptance, considering that they weren’t exactly falling over my shoulder as I ran, and still aren’t.)BAM – suddenly my vagina […]

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Retro Feminist Cartoon of the Week

April 16, 2012 by thevagenda

 

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Yo, Shorty (It’s Your Birthday)

April 16, 2012 by thevagenda

  Ever since my little sister got caught with a fag in her mouth on the playing field during her first week at secondary school, I have relied on her to make all the mistakes that young teens are supposed to make, so that when I write my autobiography I can steal her anecdotes and […]

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This Week in Feminism

April 15, 2012 by thevagenda

Your weekly round up of stuff that actually happened this week: 1.) Ashley Judd launched an erudite attack on the media’s overwhelming body focused mysogny. Choice quote: “The assault on our body image, the hypersexualization of girls and women and subsequent degradation of our sexuality as we walk through the decades, and the general incessant […]

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How to Make it in the Magazine Industry

April 14, 2012 by thevagenda

So, Louise Court recently gave Cosmo readers some career tips re: breaking into the magazine industry. We thought of some of our own.     1.) Prepare yourself to work for free for a really, really long time.  Just accept that if you want to become a mag hag, chances are you ain’t getting paid […]

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The Rules is bad for men

April 14, 2012 by thevagenda

I was reading a book called The Rules. I was reading it because it looked awful and I was hoping to get an article out of it. There turned out to be far too much material for one article, or even seven, so I decided to pick out the thing I found most objectionable about […]

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Reveal Hates Every Kilo of You

April 11, 2012 by thevagenda

Today I was simultaneously flicking through Reveal magazine and burning my fingertips with hot wax, in an effort to engender the embodiment of masochism. I had seen last month’s edition over the shoulder of an unsuspecting fellow commuter – ‘Is your daily coffee making you fat?’ it announced as its headline – and I knew […]

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Sexton’s Shoddy Standards

April 11, 2012 by thevagenda

Just in case you thought a woman wearing a peach dress with no sleeves on telly was even too pointless a news story for the Daily Fail these days, The Evening Standard has come to spit on your shoes, give you a kick, and remind you the patriarchy is still in full swing.   Yesterday, foolishly turning to […]

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