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Why Women End Up Running the Holiday Season

December 27, 2025

byGuest Author

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Intimacy Behind Bars: How Queer Women Survive In a Belarusian Penal Colony

December 18, 2025

Revisiting Austen: 5 Lessons from the 250-year-old Author We Are Still Learning

December 16, 2025

Highlights

Good Girl. Bad Feminist: Does My Kink Betray My Politics?

December 4, 2025

November in feminist news

December 1, 2025

Thanksgiving (Has Always Been) in a Foreign Land

Diary

November 27, 2025

Introducing “Making It in Eastern Europe”

Announcements

November 26, 2025

Is Not Having a Boyfriend a Feminist Act? A Response to the Viral Vogue Essay

November 21, 2025

The President of Mexico Gets Groped in Public: what does that mean for the rest of us ?

November 18, 2025

I went to SHEIN’s new store in Paris so you don’t have to

Features

November 17, 2025

Redefining What It Means to Be Lazy Since 2020: A new era for Lazy Women begins

Announcements

November 11, 2025

Topic of the Week

5 Female-Directed Horror Films You Must Watch

Jennifer’s Body (dir. Karyn Kusama, 2009) Dismissed upon release by its mostly white, cis and (horny) male critics, Karyn Kusama’s Jennifer’s Body has since risen from the grave as a feminist…

November 2, 2025

byLazy Teodora

Death Becomes Her: Finding empowerment before, during, and after death

This might not be a pretty thought for this time of the day, or any time really, but we are all going to die. But wait, hold off on the horror film background music just yet, for death need…

October 30, 2025

byGuest Author

Review: You Are Elizabeth Bennet: Create Your Own Jane Austen Adventure by Emma Campbell Webster

October 20, 2025

The (Not So) Lazy Women of The Music Industry: DJ and Producer Lex Hearth

October 17, 2025

byLazy Lauren

Lazies’ List: What We Loved in September

September 30, 2025

Modern Metamorphosis: On the Geography of Sounds and Belonging

Diary

August 12, 2025

Selfcare

Dear Lazies…🔮: Get your questions answered in our next newsletter

Announcements

June 1, 2025

Pretty Privilege, Pretty Tired: The Realities of Conforming to Beauty Standards

Diary

May 22, 2025

When diversity troubles the powerful: Hungary and the Budapest Pride Ban

May 19, 2025

better joy on her debut EP, being vulnerable and finding her voice

May 9, 2025

How Drinking Culture Made Me Rediscover My Younger Self

Diary

May 7, 2025

Σtella on Being a Woman in Music, Turning Your Roots Into Art and the Journey to Her Latest Album Adagio

March 31, 2025

Happily Ever After, Solo

Diary

March 25, 2025

Voices in Exile: Interview with Asal Abasian, Iranian Queer Activist

March 6, 2025

Late to the World, and Wilder than Ever – Interview with IDER

We sat down with IDER to chat about their journey, creative process, and the experiences that shaped their new album, Late to the World.

February 24, 2025

byLazy Zsofi

Is ‘bitch’ empowering or problematic?

When Bitch Became My Label Dumb bitch. Those were the two words he used. It wasn’t about his ability to speak out against me, as I had just stepped in his way while walking through one of the…

Diary

February 10, 2025

byGuest Author

The Art of Everyday Life – Selected Submissions

We explore the idea of the art of everyday life and how mundaneness and easy rituals give our lives meaning and structure.

January 27, 2025

byGuest Author

Tufting workshop in Paris (📍Un livre et une tasse de the)

A cozy Sunday morning punch-needle workshop crafted especially for immigrant women in Paris, getting into the holiday season by crafting decorations and gifts inspired by memories from home.…

December 22, 2024

byLazy Women

Our Obsession with Expiration: Ageing as a Woman

In my home country, getting old feels like a dark pit you can’t avoid. A retirement somewhere beautiful feels like a joke.

Diary

November 19, 2024

byGuest Author

Stop Asking Me Why I Send my Daughter to Daycare

Sick and tired of being asked why I send my daughter to daycare, this is my request to all the women out there - stop the judgement.

Diary

October 22, 2024

byLazy Selin

“Hungarian identity can never be determined from above” – Interview

How do we find ourselves in a country as a young woman of colour where all you ever hear in politics is anti-migrant and xenophobic rhetoric?

October 17, 2024

byLazy Zsofi

“A magyarság nem lehet olyan dolog, amit felülről határoznak meg”

Hogyan is kapcsolódunk a magyarságunkhoz, ha kívülről csak azt kapjuk, hogy “te nem is vagy igazi magyar”? Hogyan találjuk meg magunkat egy olyan országban színesbőrű fiatal nőként, ahol a…

October 16, 2024

byLazy Zsofi

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Liberté, equalité, sororité! – LadyFest Hungary

September 28, 2024

Liberté, equalité, sororité! – Ladyfest beszámoló

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September 28, 2024

Why Women End Up Running the Holiday Season

Lazies’ List: What We Can’t Get Enough of in December

Intimacy Behind Bars: How Queer Women Survive In a Belarusian Penal Colony

Revisiting Austen: 5 Lessons from the 250-year-old Author We Are Still Learning

Good Girl. Bad Feminist: Does My Kink Betray My Politics?

November in feminist news

Thanksgiving (Has Always Been) in a Foreign Land

Introducing “Making It in Eastern Europe”

Is Not Having a Boyfriend a Feminist Act? A Response to the Viral Vogue Essay

The President of Mexico Gets Groped in Public: what does that mean for the rest of us ?

I went to SHEIN’s new store in Paris so you don’t have to

Redefining What It Means to Be Lazy Since 2020: A new era for Lazy Women begins

Review: You Are Elizabeth Bennet: Create Your Own Jane Austen Adventure by Emma Campbell Webster

Dear Lazies…🔮: Get your questions answered in our next newsletter

Pretty Privilege, Pretty Tired: The Realities of Conforming to Beauty Standards

When diversity troubles the powerful: Hungary and the Budapest Pride Ban

better joy on her debut EP, being vulnerable and finding her voice

How Drinking Culture Made Me Rediscover My Younger Self

Σtella on Being a Woman in Music, Turning Your Roots Into Art and the Journey to Her Latest Album Adagio

Happily Ever After, Solo

Voices in Exile: Interview with Asal Abasian, Iranian Queer Activist

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