The Echo Chamber podcast.
In the fourth part of a series on the homelessness crisis, Martin McMahon (top left) and Tony Groves (right) are joined by Mary McAuliffe (centre), assistant Professor/lecturer in Gender Studies at UCD, former president of the Women’s History Association of Ireland and a tireless feminist activist.
Martin writes:
We discuss the “inconvenient” voices of women and feminism; the issue of homelessness and “family hubs” via the prism of our history of warehousing our most vulnerable; the changing of Ireland from a Catholic Theocracy, to a Neoliberal Ideology, and why selling the old Magdalene Laundry on Sean McDermott Street to a hotel chain is a BIG mistake.
Plus, Mary hammers home the point that, throughout our History and up to today, we convict poor people of poverty.
Mary is a passionate and cogent voice for feminism and an advocate for changing and challenging patriarchal power structures. She is also a great follow on twitter.
Hope she finds time to talk about her white privilege.
why only her, and not the two lads?
Tony is clearly pink
This is almost funny at this stage. Is it an elaborate wind up?
Living up the name!
God, hold me back. Gender studies really ticks my box.
Ask the “Asst Prof” why biological sex doesn’t exist, please.