Flora Renz

@florarenz.bsky.social

Academic law person at King’s College London. Working on feminist, disability & gender things, also medical ethics. Held hostage by my beagle. All views my own & not peer reviewed.

After three brilliant years, @beckierutherford.bsky.social's fellowship is coming to an end. A historian of health, gender, and activism in modern Britain, Beckie has edited a selection of incredible articles focused on the experiences and ideas of disabled people.

Radical Object: The Radar Key

The Radar Key is a small but crucial part of the history of disabled people demanding rights and independence in modern Britain. Kirstie Stage explores the little-known history of this radical object.

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I’m sorry to say that if you’re walking around Holborn at 8:30am on a weekday morning without ever looking up from your phone then I am legally entitled to crush every one of your toes

My book launch is coming up, at Lighthouse Books, on 13 October. For those in the vicinity, please join us as I discuss with my colleague and Chair of Queer Law at the UoE, Sharon Cowan, the anti-trans movement, but also transfeminism, trans culture, and the value of struggle for a better future.

Lighthouse - Edinburgh's Radical Bookshop@lighthousebks.bsky.social · 5d ago

Join us for an evening celebrating trans activism and trans joy amid adversity with the launch of @ginagwenffrewi.bsky.social's new book: J.K. Rowling and the Anti-Trans Panic. Tuesday 13th October at 6.30pm for scintillating discussion followed by a Lighthouse Social. See you there!

Noor holds up a copy of JK Rowling and the Anti-Trans Panic by Gina Gwenffrewi.

The magical combination of email notifications on my phone and the outlook email recall feature has now led to me for the second time emailing someone by starting with the sentence 'sorry did I imagine this or have you send me an email'? Love modern technology!

Lovely to see #Qmul #EastEnd material legal history reproduced in research centre comms The Match Girls expanded their socio-legal power and won material improvements in working conditions through a combo of strike and parliamentary action Read the story as told by a striker’s great grandaugter!

Centre for the Critique of Law and Society (CCLAS)@cclas2025.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Our new centre logo pays homage to its East London environs and the Match Girls' Strike of 1888 in Bow. phm.org.uk/blogposts/th...

I would just love to understand the thought process of everyone who cheerfully left their ebike on the pedestrian crossing thereby blocking the entirety of the tactile pavement and the dropped kerb. I literally couldn’t cross the road here because it’s entirely blocked to wheelchair users

A pedestrian crossing entirely blocked by abandoned rental e-bikes from forest, lime and colt. The bikes obstruct all the tactile paving and the blocked kerb

lol my flight got diverted because of a medical emergency and they landed us in reykjavik in the middle of the night and deplaned us and sent us through passport control and then the crew vanished and then british airways sent us links to book an overnight hotel room but for a hotel at heathrow