UN warned that justice for women is slipping backwards
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u/katie_pinns — 13 hours ago
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What Tennessee’s New Gender‑Care Law Actually Says
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u/katie_pinns — 1 day ago
▲ 41 r/women
Horror games are based on women's reality
Computer games. I don't play them, but I have noticed a lot of the horror ones are about what women face daily. Stalkers, creeps, kidnapping, being followed, etc. I know men can experience it too, but women experience it more often. I often point out to my partner that horror games are based on women's lived reality. Just something interesting to note
u/katie_pinns — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/TransgenderUSA
Brit looking for a US documents
I'm looking for the recent Tennessee HB 0754/SB 0676. If that's not how it's written, sorry. It's in the news that Tennessee are going to have a list of trans people. I've seen coverage of this but I want to read the actual bill. I can't access it because of my location. Does anyone have the document that they could share?
u/katie_pinns — 2 days ago
Smiling Leeds monster rapes 'incapacitated' woman before telling woman no one would believe her
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u/katie_pinns — 4 days ago
▲ 2 r/SubstackPromos
‘The System Is Failing Women’: Global Groups Issue Warning to UN - Self Promo
Free to read. Analysis of a UN CSW report on women's rights.
Substack is written from a feminist/female point of view. From a British perspective. There is gender critical stuff but I think it's a fair analysis.
I use a lot of studies, reports, and research in my longer pieces. There are some pieces that are opinion or rants
u/katie_pinns — 4 days ago
Ignored Until It Was Too Late: How Jessica Brady’s Death Exposed a Deadly Gap in GP Care
Free to read. Ignored Until It Was Too Late: How Jessica Brady’s Death Exposed a Deadly Gap in GP Care. https://open.substack.com/pub/katiepinns/p/ignored-until-it-was-too-late-how?r=2k5i9b&utm\_campaign=post&utm\_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
u/katie_pinns — 10 days ago
▲ 1 r/blogs
What Writing Has Given Back to Me
Free to read. What Writing Has Given Back to Me
u/katie_pinns — 11 days ago
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Until 1996, Japan sterilised thousands of disabled people in the name of "public welfare". The Supreme Court has finally ruled against the state, but the human cost remains
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u/katie_pinns — 14 days ago
▲ 10 r/FeminismUncensored
Free to read. We talk about equality, but 72% of countries still allow child marriage.
The law isn't just failing women and girls, in many places, it is designed to restrict them. Here is what the 2026 UN report reveals about the reality of "legal" inequality
u/katie_pinns — 19 days ago
Someone very important has agreed to contribute to my documentary about FGM in the UK. I don't want to jinx it by saying who, but once I have their contribution, I will spill who it is. Proud writer moment
u/katie_pinns — 21 days ago