Judith Wanga is an editor, activist and writer. She was the subject of the BBC3 documentary titled The World’s Most Dangerous Place for Women, examining the use of rape as a weapon of war and the attitudes towards women in The Democratic Republic Congo. Jude also campaigns and speaks at events highlighting the plight of women in the DRC and around the world. @judeinlondon
In January 2014 we asked 10 writers on their opinions for terms and classifications used to describe traditionally marginalised people in the West. These were collected in our article series […]
by Judith Wanga Last Thursday’s Question Time prompted much debate amongst the chattering classes, and not just because the insufferable Rod Liddle was on. Or because of the tête-à-tête between […]
by Judith Wanga In yesterday’s Independent online The Evening Standard’s restaurant critic and ex-Guardian soap opera reviewer, Grace Dent, gave us the gift of her deep understanding of wider society, […]
PART ONE Editors note: We asked 10 writers for their opinion on the classifications and terminology used to describe people. We stressed there was no right or wrong answer. Here […]
