My story is far from being original. On the contrary, my story is that of the vast majority of women who, like me, have been or are waitresses. Since the age of 16, I have worked in four different restaurants in … Continue reading Sexism in Service: My Story of Being a Feminist and a Waitress in 2021
Starving bodies, eyes popping out of their sockets, mattresses on the floor, the incessant siren of the emergency services, doctors on the spot. These images are not those of a report on a city devastated by poverty but those of … Continue reading Hunger Strike of Undocumented Migrants in Belgium
For those who were wondering, Paris does not have a monopoly on the cities of France. Today, I am particularly delighted to announce that France is made up of 37,639 cities, one of which is called Lille. I do not … Continue reading Travel Guide: One Day to Fall in Love with Lille, France
We have all done it, at least once. Planning to travel to a city and type on Google the following words: ‘what to do, what to see in…’. Most of the time, the tourist guides offered online will advise you … Continue reading Travel Guide: Birmingham’s Must See Places and Gems (UK)
“There are only two sexes, their meeting is necessary to procreate, which creates a succession of generations whose natural order cannot be reversed” (Héritier, 1996). This article about pregnancy in art explores the relationship between the sexes, which remains a … Continue reading Sociocultural Representation of Pregnancy in Modern Art History