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Waiting for the always funny Sandi Toksvig gig in aid of the excellent Women’s Equaliry Party @wep_uk . I’ve been a member since it started, and it’s easily the best political party in the country. Join! #womensequalityparty (at Hackney Empire) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzOTFVYh3cb/?igshid=xm65880uy9az
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It seems like we all love a good time. That must be why my “Let’s Party” t-shirt brings out the inner frat boy in everyone I meet. My churlish response that it’s a political statement doesn’t diffuse the good humor of the interlocutor. Conclusion: the Women’s Equality Party’s catchphrase misses its mark. These t-shirts are the worst messenger ever. The WEP appears as small potatoes next to the…
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Last Thursday I did a PR job for the new Women's Equality Party at an event they were holding in Central London. Afterwards, we made some quick portraits. L-R this is party leader, Sophie Walker, and founders Sandi Toksvig and Catherine Meyer. Earlier this year, Sandi Toksvig quit her job as host of BBC Radio 4's The News Quiz in order to help set up the party, which is campaigning for equal representation of women and plans to field candidates in the 2020 general election. I had sufficient room at the venue to gaffer tape up a background paper and use a 500w flash with a big Elinchrom octabox to make this shot. What I hadn’t banked on was the massive difference in height between my subjects!
