Writer and feminist Sophie Cunningham has watched with growing frustration as women are increasingly marginalised: in the arts, in the media and in public life. In this provocative address, she’ll argue that disinterest in women — the overlooking of them, the disavowal of them, the occasional hatred of them — is a profound problem in Australian culture, and that issues surrounding the economic …
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