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The Conversation: Feminism, sex and relationships

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Feminism, sex and relationships

28/09/2020 GMT

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How does feminism influence women’s love lives?

How does feminism influence women’s love lives? Kim Chakanetsa talks to two women who write about sex and dating.

How does feminism influence our love lives? Is it possible to hold true to feminist principles of equality when dating apps reduce us to swipe-able products on a page? Kim Chakanetsa talks to two women who write about sex and dating.
 
Priya Malik is a columnist and spoken word poet, who writes about feminism, love, sex and dating. She moved to Australia with her husband but returned home to Mumbai after her divorce and is now in a relationship which has equality at its heart.
 
Annie Lord is a journalist who writes about sex and relationships for British Vogue. A committed feminist she admits it can be hard to hold on to those principles of equality in the world of dating.

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L: Priya Malik (credit - Priya Malik)
R: Annie Lord (credit - Annie Lord)

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