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Household Names V - The Pink Protest
To launch our ‘Household Name’ collection this Spring, Lazy Oaf have handpicked a selection of favourite talents who are doing things differently in their fields; disrupting the norms and going against the grain. From artists to musicians, activists to performers, get a first-hand look into their worlds as we document their creative processes, inspirations and values.
Next up, The Pink Protest, a feminist collective of activists who aim to redefine activism and get young people involved by making it more accessible, relatable and fun. In their words...’the revolution will be pink and posted on Instagram’. From events, online video content and actual real-life protests, The Pink Protest is committed to supporting work already being done by young activists, using their combined resources to build up campaigns, provide a platform and create change; from fighting period poverty with 2017’s hugely successful #FreePeriods movement, de-mystifying taboos around female masturbation with #GirlsWankToo, and continuing this year with the #EndFGM campaign.
Get to know Pink Protest co-founders Scarlett Curtis (Writer and journalist), Grace Campbell (Comedian and writer), Alice Skinner (Illustrator) and Honey Ross (Writer and Producer) as we find out more about what activism means to them, the importance of social media to create social change, plus hear about the campaigns they’re working on and how to get involved.
Join the Pink Protest and follow them on Instagram.
Grace in the Lazy Days Stripe Cardigan & Lazy Apple Track Pants
Honey in the Not OK Ringer Tee & Red Heart Denim Kick Flare Trousers
Alice in the Check Varsity Coat & Red Heart Denim Kick Flare Trousers
