Welcome to our daily web review. Feel free to share your recommendations in the comments. Today’s guest compiler/writer is Sarah, who takes a feminist take on the blogosphere. 
 
Pickled Politics – Sunny Hundal is my favourite male feminist. So why is he fighting with one?
Clive Davis – Describing Scarlett Johannson’s voice. And not being very complimentary!
Open Democracy – Rosalind Eyben says development policy and discourse are shifting away from gender equality… again.
Cath Elliott – Cath explains why she’s so angry, she could strip!
The F Word – Helen G on why we shouldn’t show our… er… chests.
Remembering The Ability in Disability – May I point you over to my blog, where I link to two excellent books.
Fay Young – An example of the left – in this case, a labour councillor – getting something done in Edinburgh.  No anxiety over values or the efficacy of local representation there.
Alix Mortimer – Thinks that you really ought to check out Charlotte Gore’s new blog.

· About the author: Sarah is a DisAbled blogger with a degree in Creative Writing. She is currently working with a publisher while dreaming of writing a bestselling novel. Sarah blogs at Same Difference about DisAbility issues big and small. One of her blog posts was recently reprinted in this disability newsletter. She is a Trustee of The Nihal Armstrong Trust, a charity providing equipment and therapy to children with Cerebral Palsy. She is copy editor for Society Today Magazine, an up-and-coming, inclusive social interest publication that proudly calls itself Britain's first magazine for humanity, to which she also occasionally contributes.

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