Fictional young girls and boys are fighting together in the army for their country Ravka. Danny explains why literature sets an example for equality in the military.
In this photocolumn, Dalis shares her thoughts on the fight for gender equality and the Women’s march in which womxn and allies took the streets of Amsterdam in hope of a better future.
Fictional young girls and boys are fighting together in the army for their country Ravka. Danny explains why literature sets an example for equality in the military.
In this photocolumn, Dalis shares her thoughts on the fight for gender equality and the Women’s march in which womxn and allies took the streets of Amsterdam in hope of a better future.
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