Jo Bartosch, Author at Uncommon Ground Media

Articles by Jo Bartosch:

YouTube Censors Interview of Mother Who Lost Daughter to Trans Cult

August 28, 2020 | by Jo Bartosch | 3 Comments

Kellie-Jay Keen's appeal to restore the removed interview, deemed to 'violate community standards', has been rejected by YouTube. Read more

Clap For Carers – A Show of Solidarity or Sinister Submission?

March 28, 2020 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

Was the 'clap for carers' event a much needed morale boost for crucial and often-forgotten workers, or a way to sweep deeper issues under the rug? Read more

Fawcett Society Breaks Hearts by Two-Timing Women on Valentines Day

February 14, 2020 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

The Fawcett Society appears torn between supporting gender identity and sex based rights. UK women deserve better, writes Jo Bartosch. Read more

Political Vessels: Claudia Clare’s ‘And The Door Opened’ Exhibition

February 11, 2020 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

Claudia Clare's powerful exhibition on surviving the sex industry tells a story of recovery from abuse, writes Jo Bartosch. Read more

This Woman Won’t Support #ThisGirlCan

January 20, 2020 | by Jo Bartosch | 1 Comments

Sport England's #ThisGirlCan campaign has motivated many women to get active. So why does it rub like a stone in a running shoe? Read more

Dominic Cummings’ Civil Service: Testosterone Clones

January 3, 2020 | by Jo Bartosch | 1 Comments

Dominic Cummings doesn't want weirdos and misfits in the civil service, he wants testosterone clones: men like himself, writes Jo Bartosch. Read more

How a Skirt in a Funeral Home in Detroit Threatens Civil Rights

October 10, 2019 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

What seems like a simple case of a man wanting to wear a dress at work in a Detroit Funeral Home has far reaching implications for women's rights. Read more

Notes from a Sinking City – Jo Bartosch in Amsterdam

August 25, 2019 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

Jo Bartosch describes her impressions from a visit to Amsterdam and the pervasive influence of the Red Light District. Read more

Posie Parker’s Graphic Protest Against Stonewall Policies

July 9, 2019 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

Stonewall's June 7th conference was met with protesters led by Posie Parker wielding shocking images of transition surgeries performed on young women. Read more

NSPCC Employee Films Himself Masturbating at Work

June 14, 2019 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

Earlier this week the news broke on Twitter that James Makings, Celebrity and Talent Manager at the NSPCC, had made rubber-themed pornography at work. Read more

Dr Em

Dr Em writes articles anonymously, mostly on feminism, sexism, and gender.

Donovan Cleckley holds a BA in English and Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of Montevallo and an MA in English from Tulane University. His research focuses on the relationship between women’s rights and gay rights, literature and sexual politics, and the social and political implications of transgenderism as an ideology, an industry, and an institution. Learn more about his work at https://donovancleckley.com.

Dan Fisher

Dan Fisher is the Editor-in-Chief for Uncommon Ground Media.

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It began with Rene Descartes and was called the Age of Enlightenment-Another Patriarchal mirror of truth.

You can see Hatun regularly on YouTube. They film her ongoing confrontations with Muslim men at Speakers Corner (wearing her…

It's good to be reminded of this courageous woman Stella, and would that the police had acted more alertly when…

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