Feminism and (non)monogamy

I did a podcast interview last week for Feminist Current about whether monogamy was compatible with feminism. The podcast deals with some of the historical context of monogamy and its implications for women. It also covers the feminist potentials of non-monogamy and the question of whether open forms of non-monogamy – such as polyamory – operate for the benefit of men and/or whether they have potential as a relationship style which is suited to other genders.

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You can also read my academic article on feminism and open non-monogamy here.


Meg-John (MJ) Barker (they/them) is a writer, zine-maker, collaborator, contemplative practitioner, and friend. They are the author of a number of zines and popular books on sex, gender, and relationships, including graphic guides to Queer, Gender, and Sexuality (with Jules Scheele), and How To Understand Your Gender, Sexuality and Relationships (with Alex Iantaffi).

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