Rachel Moran

Women, in order to deliver a necessary wake up call, I’m asking you to respond to this tweet with simply your age the first time you were sexually objectified/leered at/spoken to inappropriately or sexually assaulted by a grown man. Just your age please. I’ll start: 9

The actual "societal failure" here @Independent_ie is that a policy pressure group set up by Ireland's most prolific pimping ring was granted tax payer funding and allowed to operate for more than ten years in this country. independent.ie/opinion/commen…

During a long career I've somehow never got round to sleeping with vulnerable young fans, using them for unpaid labour or having sex with an employee. I know that sounds unbelievable, but it's surely not as astounding as Neil Gaiman's most recent move. tortoisemedia.com/2025/04/24/nei…

The worst thing about this video isn't actually the blatantly anti-semitic assault in Dublin by two women (one of them a People before Profit activist) who have no issue being recognised. It's all the other people sitting there and keeping their heads down, saying nothing.

Thank you, @Independent_ie, for publishing my letter responding to @jennymaguir's article on prostitution, though it omitted the crucial final quote from @RachelRMoran: "The humane thing to put in a hungry woman's mouth is food—not your cock."

'Paid For: My Journey Through Prostitution' by @RachelRMoran (2013) is our Book of the Week 📖 #feminism #feministquotes #feministliterature #feministtheory #RachelMoran #RachelMoranQuote #PaidFor

Re the Darlington nurses and the heartbreaking story that Karen courageously told at the weekend. For a long, long time I chose not to speak publicly about having experienced sexual assault in my youth, because I knew it would very soon become the 'explainer' as to my feminist…

What started as an attempt to name and confront the exploitation of migrant women had become something else entirely: a celebration of the system itself. open.substack.com/pub/faikaelnag…

For over a decade, I was a prominent voice in Austria arguing for the “sex work is work” framework. I no longer believe that rights language can compensate for the inherent risks at the core of this system. This wasn’t easy to write, but I couldn’t keep circling it. ⬇️

We will also be recording part 2, and I'll be taking listener questions for those of you who would like to contribute. Since the goal of my podcast is to explore women's health through the lens of trauma and culture, I cannot think of a topic more relevant than the sex trade.

I recently had the pleasure of speaking with @RachelRMoran on my podcast, Nourishing Our Sanity. We discussed the realities of female sexual exploitation, specifically for young women. This episode is available on all podcast apps! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/14-…

There is no ‘right’ to subvert women’s freedom to have their own events and spaces - Michael McDowell in this morning’s ⁦@IrishTimes⁩ search.app/vb6hXsFBcoh4z1…

Can someone ask Laurie Penny when she is putting out that statement about her friend Neil Gaiman?

How many men are currently being accommodated in women’s prisons in the UK? And will today’s Supreme Court ruling ensure that this problem is rectified? If so, when?

Many of us in Ireland have been campaigning for years for the definition of "woman" in language and in law to be based on biological sex. This is in order to protect women's rights to dignity, privacy and, most importantly, safety. Sadly, some of the most vicious, vocal…

Massive, massive thanks to @ForWomenScot and all the women who have fought to uphold sex-based rights, especially those without secure jobs and salaries who in some cases risked and lost a huge amount (jobs, incomes, professional networks, friends). 🙏 ♀️ 🫡

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IRELAND: Massive protests in Dublin after Jihadist regime of Ahmed Al-Sharaa slaughtered hundreds of men, women and children in Syria.

"You have to be completely ignorant of the logic of brothels, where the "client" is king, where the pimp is most often involved in fraud and corruption, to believe for a single second that vulnerable women, strangled by precariousness, will have the authority to demand respect…

The revulsion people feel in response to what I said is exactly the point of me saying it. If it's just a job, what's the problem?