> Now, we all agree feminism is an important civil rights topic and Virginia Woolf should be (and is) celebrated in the western world. But how can a platform that is explicitly not allowed to permit advertising for political or social causes be allowed to run paid ads about "feminism" especially while Equal Pay for Equal Work is such a hot-button political issue [1] all over Europe?
This is a theatre show of material almost a century old. It is a historical piece just like movies about the Nazi regime are not political but just art dealing with a troublesome period in history.
And I would not consider women's rights to be "a hot-button issue". That implies it's heavily contested which it is not. It's just a problem that needs fixing just like environmental pollution does.
This is a theatre show of material almost a century old. It is a historical piece just like movies about the Nazi regime are not political but just art dealing with a troublesome period in history.
And I would not consider women's rights to be "a hot-button issue". That implies it's heavily contested which it is not. It's just a problem that needs fixing just like environmental pollution does.