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The Paper Trail of a Woman’s Identity
Exploring the bureaucratic maze women face when reclaiming their maiden name after marriage and divorce in Australia.
She’s done being polite about injustice. Done waiting her turn. Done shrinking to fit someone else’s comfort. This space is hers. No more silence. No more settling.
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When Words Are Hijacked
Why words like ‘girl’ and ‘women’ are still objectified online, how search algorithms amplify bias, and why reclaiming language matters for legitimacy.
We Were Never Meant to Be Quiet: Resistance and Reclamation
Women are resisting, reclaiming, and redefining power, without apology.
Be the Bigger Person, Again: Women and the Burden of Harmony
Women are expected to forgive, accommodate, and keep the peace, often without apology or repair.
The Soothing Sisterhood: Why Women Still Carry the Feelings
Women are still expected to carry the emotional weight of families, workplaces, and communities.
Respectable Until Proven Otherwise: Women’s Safety and Autonomy
Women are taught to say yes, smooth conflict, and stay agreeable, often at the cost of their time and power.
Credit Where It’s Never Due: Women’s Fight for Recognition
Women’s contributions remain undervalued and erased.
No More Nice Girl: Why Boundaries Are Revolutionary
A candid look at the unpaid labour and mental load women still carry, despite decades of progress.