Julie Bindel's podcasts and writing Live with Suzanne Moore
Mar 27, 2025
Suzanne Moore, a notable journalist and writer known for her insights on feminism, joins the discussion to navigate the complexities of personal narratives within feminist discourse. She highlights how individual stories can sometimes overshadow collective activism. The conversation also touches on the evolution of feminist organizations in light of contemporary debates, particularly around trans rights. Moore advocates for a stronger, grassroots approach to feminism, urging a united front against institutional challenges faced by women today.
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Contrasting Vacations
- Julie Bindel enjoyed a sunny working week in Fort Aventura in early February, going to the pool daily.
- Suzanne Moore's North African trip for sun was less successful due to unexpected cold weather.
Memoir Progress
- Suzanne Moore has written 15,000 words of her memoir, focusing on class and personal experiences.
- She avoids confessional trauma narratives, preferring to explore broader societal issues.
Identity Politics
- Early identity politics in feminist spaces involved individuals stating their identity before contributing to discussions.
- Julie Bindel resisted labeling herself a "survivor" to avoid being typecast and unheard.