Lucy Delap

Professor Lucy Delap, a specialist in feminist history at the University of Cambridge, and Shreeta Lakhani, a researcher focusing on intersectionality at SOAS University, explore the diverse landscape of feminism. They discuss the limitations of traditional Western narratives and the importance of inclusivity within the movement. The conversation dives into intersectionality, the evolution of abolitionist feminism, and the need for a collective approach to gender justice that considers various identities and experiences globally.

Lucy Delap, a Professor in Modern British and Gender History, and Emma Casey, a Reader in sociology, dive into the historical and modern dynamics of domestic service. They discuss how traditional roles have transformed since World War II and the ongoing challenges women face in balancing work and domestic duties. The rise of 'cleanfluencers' is examined, revealing shifting perceptions of housework. The conversation also explores the implications of migration policies on care work and the persistent class and gender disparities within domestic labor.

Delve into the concept of patriarchy triggered by Barbie movie, with debates on gender equality. Exploring male violence, legislation disadvantages, and societal norms. Unveiling the pervasive patriarchy's impacts on women across various spheres. Discusses evolutionary differences and gender role development. Challenges origins of patriarchy and construction of gender roles. Explores gender disparities in leadership roles and victim blaming in society.