Natasha Walter
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Natasha Walter (born 20 January 1967) is a British feminist writer and broadcaster, educated at St John's College, Cambridge and Harvard. Her father was the anarchist Nicolas Walter and her grandfather was the neuroscientist William Grey Walter. She has written for many publications, including The Independent and The Observer and appeared regularly on BBC 2's Newsnight Review. She currently writes for The Guardian. She is the founder and director of the charity Women for Refugee Women [1].
She is the author of the controversial book The New Feminism.
[edit] Works
- The New Feminism (1998) ISBN 978-1860496363
- On the Move: feminism for a new generation (1999) ISBN 978-1860498183
[edit] External links
- 2002/01/interview_with_natasha_walter An interview with Walter on the website The F-Word
- [2] A feature by Walter in The Guardian on the situation facing Saudi women
- AuthKey=6ba2fcf21ac8a0b0e4ddf01c86ed4e90&issue=503 A feature from Prospect magazine on biology and the backlash
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