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'Essex girl' removed from dictionary after campaigners claim term is offensive | UK News | Sky News
The community lasted until the dissolution of the monasteries: the work of women undone by the devices and desires of men. In the soil where the abbey stood, pegs from stringed instruments were found, and tools for weaving, together with gold thread, hair combs and manicure kits: this is the evidence of their accomplishment and beauty. A landscape is constructed not only from its hills and the species of its common trees, but from the cultural and historical associations attached to it. The cultural phenomenon of the Essex girl has changed the Essex landscape, as if her arrival altered the geology that underpins the towns. This is a reciprocal arrangement; the landscape alters those who are born there. The phenomenon of the Essex girl is both modern and the latest iteration of the old misogynist scapegoating — someone must be held to account for the ills of society, and one might as well blame a woman if she is working class and consequently voiceless, so much the better. The phrase developed during the s, when a national contempt for the county was perhaps provoked by its response to Thatcherism, which was to grow prosperous as the building trade flourished, fostering social mobility.
Farewell to the 'Essex girl': Phrase will be REMOVED from the dictionary
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The "offensive" 'Essex Girl' term will be removed from the Oxford Dictionary after pressure from two Essex women's groups. Since then, it has been used in a derogatory way to describe a woman who is promiscuous and unintelligent, and is even described as that in The Oxford University Press OUP. The dictionary was pressured by women's groups, including those backed by Dame Helen Mirren and Penny Lancaster, to remove the "offensive" term from the dictionary. One campaign group led by Syd Moore says that the term, and especially the definition accusing Essex women of promiscuity, creates a bad impression, reports the Daily Star.
