- ● At war with my own skin: my life with eczema – and how I found the key to keeping it awayBeauty writer Anita Bhagwandas reflects on the lessons she has learned, from childhood to adulthood, about eczema – a condition that imposes daily physical and psychological testsHow do you scratch an itch that’s underneath your skin? The truth is, you can’t. At 15, I’d look down at my hands and... Read more »
- Retinoids work, wipes don’t: 21 things I’ve learned about skin careWhat to spend your money on and what not to: Sali Hughes's lessons from 33 years in the beauty industryIf you’re currently relying on wipes or just water, try using a balm or oil and then a warm flannel to remove makeup – skip this in the morning – followed... Read more »
- ‘Can’t we have a funny joke?’ Why #girlmath is dividing TikTokThe lighthearted trend – using questionable numbers to justify indulgent purchases – has been accused of fueling sexismAnyone who watched 2000s episodes of What Not to Wear or read Cosmopolitan in the 90s knows girl math well. Back in the day, we used to call it fashion math. Let’s say... Read more »
- ‘When I saw her time, I pinched myself!’ – why women’s running records are being smashedFrom the 1500m to the marathon, this year has seen seconds and even minutes shaved off race times. But what accounts for the change: supershoes, feminism or something else?If you have a gym pass or access to a treadmill, here is an experiment to try with caution – or, safer... Read more »
- ‘Eat your broccoli and don’t listen to Andrew Tate’: fighting misogyny is now part of everyday parenting | Isabel ChoatPushing back against malignant influences has sadly become a common topic between parents and children, but the conversation needs to go on outside the homeLast Tuesday a report revealed the extent of sexual assault against female surgeons; on Wednesday a poll showed that sexual harassment was contributing to girls’ declining... Read more »
Women | The Guardian
- ● Cat Bohannon on evolution, menopause and why she was happy to donate her eggs to a friendIn an extract from her new book about how the female body drove human evolution, the writer ponders ovaries, pregnancy and why sperm and eggs behave so differently • How women drove evolution: Cat Bohannon on her radical new history of humanityHere’s a modern love story for you: a friend... Read more »
- Texas lawyer asks abortion funds for details of every procedure since 2021Architect of state’s six-week ban asks for information including identity of people who may have helped patient get abortionThe attorney and architect of the Texas six-week abortion ban has asked several Texas abortion funds to hand over information about every abortion that they have “assisted or facilitated in any way”... Read more »
- ‘The model is not working’: US midwives navigate legal limbo as they save livesLack of legislation leaves midwives vulnerable to prosecution as home births rise amid growing maternal mortality ratesStar August Ali has become used to living in legal limbo.Ali, the first Black certified professional midwife in the state of Illinois, helps women give birth within the comfort of their homes. As she... Read more »
- With Woman: the high stakes for a home-birth midwife in the USStar is a Black midwife who helps Black women give birth in the comfort of their homes, in the state of Illinois. She is part of a long-established African-American tradition of home-birth midwifery, which is currently in a legal gray area across a number of US states, with midwives unable... Read more »
- Ohio supreme court battle over six-week abortion ban beginsRuling in key case could throw November vote on whether to enshrine abortion rights in Ohio constitution into chaosAbortion rights supporters and foes will square off in the Ohio supreme court on Wednesday over whether the state should be allowed to ban abortion as early as six weeks into pregnancy,... Read more »
Reproductive rights | The Guardian
- ● How women drove evolution: Cat Bohannon on her radical new history of humanityThe American academic and author is revolutionising our understanding of the human body with her female-centric history of the species. She discusses the myth-busting book that took 10 years to write• Extract: Cat Bohannon on evolution, menopause and why she was happy to donate her eggs to a friend While... Read more »
- The Guardian view on female composers: a forgotten musical powerhouse | EditorialFor centuries the achievements of women have been ignored in classical composition. That can’t go onThe history of women overshadowed and elbowed aside by men is nowhere more dispiriting than in classical composing, but turn that proposition on its head and there are discoveries to be made that refresh the... Read more »
- For too long, women have been bullied and demeaned by lad culture | LettersReaders respond to Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett’s article on the rife misogyny of the 2000s, and reflect back on previous decadesRhiannon Lucy Cosslett’s article about 2000s misogyny and rape culture strongly reminded me of my own experiences as a young student at a Russell Group university between 2004 and 2008 (The... Read more »
- Glasgow Women’s Library appeals for help to buy suffragette medalAward recognising first hunger strike in Scotland over women’s suffrage is to be auctioned in London on 3 OctoberA military-style medal awarded to the first suffragette to go on hunger strike in Scotland is up for sale at a London auction house, and Glasgow Women’s Library (GWL) has launched an... Read more »
- ‘Eat your broccoli and don’t listen to Andrew Tate’: fighting misogyny is now part of everyday parenting | Isabel ChoatPushing back against malignant influences has sadly become a common topic between parents and children, but the conversation needs to go on outside the homeLast Tuesday a report revealed the extent of sexual assault against female surgeons; on Wednesday a poll showed that sexual harassment was contributing to girls’ declining... Read more »
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- THEM & M’s: Sexualized Media and Emphasized Femininity
Over the course of the past year, M&M’s have been plastered all over the news, social media, and even Super Bowl commercials. In January 2022, Mars Wrigley gave the brown M&M shorter heels and replaced the green M&M’s boots with sneakers in a push toward more inclusive marketing. What resulted... Read more » - TV Doesn’t Have Space For Fatness
Television distorts, mocks and marginalizes fat people. Fat characters are reduced to caricatures whose stories and identities aren’t developed and don’t matter. In one study by Tzoutzou et al., all 36 compliments about appearance given to women were for thin women. Not one positive message was included for a woman... Read more » - From Redlining to the Court: How Systemic Racism Shaped Basketball Culture in NYC
Picture this. Walking down 135th street in Harlem, you spot a park in the distance. As you walk closer, you hear a basketball bouncing and kids yelling. It’s a small, outdoor court, well-maintained with fresh paint and a sturdy chain-link fence surrounding it. The ball is constantly in motion, being... Read more » - Dating While Trans
In recent years, sociologists have given attention to hookup culture and other modern forms of dating. Too often, however, this discussion ignores the experiences of trans people, and occasionally it focuses too narrowly on the college campus, ignoring the current prevalence of dating apps among many age groups. Focusing on... Read more » - Locking Down ISIS
Lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic had a major impact on all kinds of social behaviors, from discrimination to civic engagement and protests. What effect has the pandemic had on more extreme behaviors, like terrorist attacks from groups like the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)? Many armed actors, such as... Read more »
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- Feeling stuck with your writing? I’m giving away FREE writing coach sessions
Are you suffering from writer’s block or any other writing malady? Looking for help structuring an article or book? I’m giving away FREE hour-long, no-strings-attached WRITING COACH sessions via phone or Zoom. See here for more information about what I offer. And then contact me at dfutrelle@gmail.com. Usually, I only... Read more » - Russell Brand accused of multiple rapes: Open thread
“Comedian” and conspiracy theorist Russell Brand has been accused of rape and abuse by multiple women, according to an extensively reported story in the Times (UK). Somehow this doesn’t come as much of a surprise. Here’s a summary of the charges as reported in the story: The comedian and actor... Read more » - Psst! You can hire me as a writing coach: A reminder and an update
Hey! As you may recall, several months ago, I hung out my shingle as an editor and writing coach. Now, I’d like to replace that shingle with a slightly different one: I’m dropping the line editing to focus on coaching and developmental editing for anyone at work on (or contemplating)... Read more » - Racist Jacksonville shooter: Open threadThe white shooter painted swastikas on his guns and left behind several racist manifestos; he apparently intended to kill students at the historically black Edward Waters University but was chased away by security and went to a Dollar General store instead. He killed three black shoppers and then himself. This... Read more »
- VideoThank you and goodnight: WHTM is going on hiatus
So, yeah, as the headline says, We Hunted the Mammoth is going on an indefinite hiatus. For the last few months, I have been trying to make this work, but I’ve come to the conclusion that it won’t. As you know, I have been struggling to raise enough money to... Read more »
We Hunted The Mammoth
- Nevertheless, I persistedWhy I still wanted to be in the Labour Party I left Labour in a fit of pique in 2018 when the then General secretary, Jennie Formby, announced that all-women-shortlists would no longer be women only. I applied to join again in December 2019 after the election defeat. I wanted... Read more »
- Picking our targetsNeither Jess Phillips nor Brianna Ghey will be mine. Today, for the eighth year running, in the Parliamentary International Women’s Day debate, MP Jess Phillips read out the names of women in the UK who have been killed since the previous years IWD debate and where a man or men... Read more »
- My speech at the Labour Women’s Declaration Fringe Meeting at the Labour Party Conference 2022
What do women need from the Labour Manifesto? The last Labour manifesto fell well short of pledging to develop an ambitious strategy to end sexual and domestic violence and abuse, and prostitution. However, it did say that a Labour government would, “Ensure that the single-sex-based ‘exemptions’ contained in the Equality... Read more » - 2022108 UK women killed by men or where a man is the principal suspect Waiting for further information regarding charging or other circumstances in relation to the deaths of Zoe Nicklin, Charlotte Hibbert, Naomi Hunte, Susan Ioannou, Shannon Beirne, Danielle Ejogbamu, Monika Eisen, Saffia Jameelia Davy, Woman, Scarborough, Sarah Ashcroft,... Read more »
- Remember her too
The speech I gave at the femicide vigil at FiLiA 2021 In the first three days of 2012, 8 women in the UK were killed through men’s violence. Three days, 8 dead women: 3 shot, 1 stabbed, 1 stabbed and beaten so hard with her own walking stick that the... Read more »
Karen Ingala Smith
- ● One of my least favourite experiences as a woman.Hi, guys. I recently started educating myself more about feminism, the different branches and which one I feel resonates with me the most, and overall just trying to understand the patriarchy a bit more and how it affects me and the women around me. I've been very angry lately and... Read more »
- ● Feminist film theories?Hello everyone! I am a college student doing my research on film history (particularly on women in horror movies) and I have been stumped for the past few weeks as I cannot find any feminist film theory that aims to analyze the content (plot, characters, etc.) rather than the aesthetic... Read more »
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Feminism - “the personal is political”
- Weekend Reading on Women’s Representation: Honoring Dianne Feinstein’s Legacy; India’s New Gender Quota Law Is a Win For WomenWeekend Reading for Women's Representation is a compilation of stories about women's representation. This week: To honor Senator Feinstein's legacy, let's pave the way for a new generation of women leaders by addressing the barriers women face in politics as candidates and as elected officials; we need to adopt feminist... Read more »
- Rest in Power, Sen. Dianne Feinstein: ‘The Feminist Movement Has Lost a True Friend’Sen. Dianne Feinstein—the first woman president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, the first woman mayor of San Francisco, and one of two of the first women elected to the U.S. Senate from California, the same year (1992) as Sen. Barbara Boxer—died on Thursday, Sept. 28. She was 90... Read more »
- Keeping Score: Alabama Map Violates Voting Rights Act; Coco Gauff Thanks Billie Jean King After Victory in U.S. OpenIn every issue of Ms., we track research on our progress in the fight for equality, catalogue can’t-miss quotes from feminist voices and keep tabs on the feminist movement's many milestones. We're Keeping Score online, too—in this biweekly roundup. This week: Supreme Court rejects second Alabama congressional map proposal; Coco Gauff... Read more »
- Childcare Cliff: 3.2 Million Children Likely to Lose Spots With End of Federal FundsBeginning Sept. 30, 2023, states will face a steep dropoff in federal childcare investment. Without congressional action, this cliff will have dire consequences. More than 3 million children are projected to lose access to childcare nationwide, and 70,000 childcare programs are likely to close. This will have ripple effects for parents forced... Read more »
- Hell Hath No Fury Like an Accomplished Woman Facing Down a Man-BoyI don’t think Nikki Haley should be president. But there’s no real comparison between her bona fides and Vivek Ramaswamy’s. She has spent the last 20 years working her way up the political chain. She’s held legislative roles and executive ones. She has terrible ideas, but she’s done what so... Read more »
Ms. Magazine
- Weekend Reading on Women’s Representation: Honoring Dianne Feinstein’s Legacy; India’s New Gender Quota Law Is a Win For WomenWeekend Reading for Women's Representation is a compilation of stories about women's representation. This week: To honor Senator Feinstein's legacy, let's pave the way for a new generation of women leaders by addressing the barriers women face in politics as candidates and as elected officials; we need to adopt feminist... Read more »
- Rest in Power, Sen. Dianne Feinstein: ‘The Feminist Movement Has Lost a True Friend’Sen. Dianne Feinstein—the first woman president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, the first woman mayor of San Francisco, and one of two of the first women elected to the U.S. Senate from California, the same year (1992) as Sen. Barbara Boxer—died on Thursday, Sept. 28. She was 90... Read more »
- Keeping Score: Alabama Map Violates Voting Rights Act; Coco Gauff Thanks Billie Jean King After Victory in U.S. OpenIn every issue of Ms., we track research on our progress in the fight for equality, catalogue can’t-miss quotes from feminist voices and keep tabs on the feminist movement's many milestones. We're Keeping Score online, too—in this biweekly roundup. This week: Supreme Court rejects second Alabama congressional map proposal; Coco Gauff... Read more »
- Childcare Cliff: 3.2 Million Children Likely to Lose Spots With End of Federal FundsBeginning Sept. 30, 2023, states will face a steep dropoff in federal childcare investment. Without congressional action, this cliff will have dire consequences. More than 3 million children are projected to lose access to childcare nationwide, and 70,000 childcare programs are likely to close. This will have ripple effects for parents forced... Read more »
- Hell Hath No Fury Like an Accomplished Woman Facing Down a Man-BoyI don’t think Nikki Haley should be president. But there’s no real comparison between her bona fides and Vivek Ramaswamy’s. She has spent the last 20 years working her way up the political chain. She’s held legislative roles and executive ones. She has terrible ideas, but she’s done what so... Read more »
Ms. Magazine
- FM Sept 20, 2023 : How To Hack Birth Control / MotherfulTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen : FIRST … We talk to director Sassy Mohen about her fab digital comedy series “How to Hack Birth Control” – ways for us to navigate & take charge in today’s contraception universe. AND … a single moms collective in Ohio holds... Read more »
- FM Aug 30, 2023: Women’s World Cup / bell hooksTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen : FIRST … Just over a week ago Spain won the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup – a huge victory for the team. But the news cycle since hasn’t been celebrating the brilliant players, instead all the coverage has been... Read more »
- FM Aug 23, 2023: Re-Imagine LA / Measure J / Revolutionary MotheringTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen : FIRST … In 2020, 2 million voters approved Measure J – an investment in community services and alternatives to incarceration in Los Angeles County. But after interference by law enforcement special interest groups, the California Court of Appeal finally upheld the will of voters and... Read more »
- FM Aug 16, 2023 : Feminist Bookstore News / Abolition FeminismTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen : FIRST … For so many of us, Feminist bookstores hold a special place in our hearts. If you’re lucky enough to have one in your town or city, or if you’ve ever had one near you – you’ll know what a gift they can... Read more »
- FM Aug 2, 2023: Why Sinead O’Connor Matters / Criminalized DV SurvivorsTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen : FIRST … The singer, songwriter, activist and truthteller Sinead O’Connor passed away last week at age 56. And there’s been a huge outpouring of memories and tributes.Fans are heartbroken, photos and video clips are being shared all over social media... Read more »
Feminist Magazine
- China’s Ambassador to Afghanistan as a Catalyst to Slippery Slope of International Recognition for TalibanRecently, China announced its new ambassador to Afghanistan, Zhao Xing, who presented himself at a lavish ceremony in Kabul last week. He is the first foreign envoy to occupy an ambassador position since the Taliban took power in August 2021. The Taliban has not been officially recognized by any government,... Read more »
- Human Rights Crimes Against Former Government Officials Further Solidifies Taliban’s Grip of Power on AfghanistanThe United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan released a report recently calling attention to several instances of human rights violations by the Taliban against former government officials across 34 different provinces in the country, with the greatest occurring in Kabul. To date, there have been at least 800 instances of... Read more »
- Coco Gauff thanks Billie Jean King after winning the U.S. OpenImage by Marijana from Pixabay At just 19, Coco Gauff became one of the youngest women to win the U.S. Open, and she made a point to thank the women who came before her. As she accepted her $3 million prize, Gauff turned to tennis icon Billie Jean King and... Read more »
- “Immeasurably Cruel” Oppression of Afghan Women and a Further Collapse of Human RightsThe United Nations Rights Chief accused the Taliban of a “shocking level of oppression” of women and girls, and said that more broadly, human rights in the country were in “collapse.” The observation and fulfillment of human rights in Afghanistan has been in steady decline since the takeover of the... Read more »
- What is “Freedom” to the Taliban? The Taliban’s Constricted Vision for Afghanistan’s Future.The Taliban has remained firm and doubled down on its vision for the future of Afghanistan. Since its takeover of the Afghan government 2 years ago, it established a de facto government, composed of different ministries to impose their interpretation of an “Islamic” rule and rollback the achievements of the... Read more »
Feminist Majority Foundation
- Global Girl Media celebrates an active summer!Simultaneous training in London, Johannesburg, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Stay tuned for reports from young women who lensing critical topics in their lives and communities. Because what matters to them matters to us! Thankful to our supporters and funders who make that happen!... Read more »
- 2023 Summer Media Training ApplicationAPPLICATION DEADLINE: June 30, 2023 TRAINING LOCATION: Mount Saint Mary’s University Hollywood Film Studio TRAINING DURATION: July 10th – August 4th CLASS TIME: Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm REGISTER HERE Questions? Email: ajianna@globalgirlmedia.org (GGMLA Program Director)... Read more »
- YALDA HAKIM INTERVIEW BY GGM UKThis is Yalda’s Hakim interview at the GGM’s UK film festival in 2021.... Read more »
- ZARA JANJUAZara Janjua, as guest speaker at GGM’s UK film festival in 2021, talked about “Career in media”.... Read more »
- GGM SOUTH AFRICAWe are GGMSA, GlobalGirl Media South Africa, a non-profit that has powerful global sisters. Our international umbrella organization was born right here in SA. Global filmmakers and journalists saw the need for girls’ voices to be heard during the 2010 Soccer World Cup. They formed GlobalGirl Media which continues to... Read more »
Global Girl Media
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I love you!... Read more » - How Do I Stay Motivated?
It's a bit like a job: sometimes you like it, sometimes you don't, but you go either way.... Read more » - Sex Tips From Queen Elizabeth I
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"Weird pitches" meaning blog posts that bring joy rather than pain.... Read more » - A Note About The Hairpin
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- A First-Of-Its-Kind Abortion Lawsuit Just Held Hearings. Here’s What You Need to Know.
While the first day of hearings focused on women’s emotional testimony, the second featured legal fireworks.... Read more » - ‘No Mercy’: Women Denied Abortions Testify, Cry, and Vomit in Texas Court
This case is believed to be the first since Roe v. Wade fell to feature the court testimony of women who say they were denied abortions in medical emergencies.... Read more » - A Year Without Roe: Here Are the Stories of People Denied Abortions
This year, facing stringent bans and terrifying health concerns, people fled their home states to get abortions or performed their own.... Read more » - ‘It’s Time to Start Worrying’: Trans People Are Questioning Their Futures in the US
“Everybody is kind of scrambling just to prepare for the absolute worst.”... Read more » - Republicans Are Using Exceptions to Sell Their Abortion Bans. It’s a Scam.
Exceptions for rape, incest, and medical emergencies are incredibly hard for pregnant people to actually use—and that’s a feature, not a bug.... Read more »
VICE US - GENDER
- VideoKajsa Ekis Ekman is a Marxist feminist speaking out against gender identity in SwedenIn this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Kajsa Ekis Ekman, author of "The Meaning of Sex: Thoughts about the New Definition of Woman" The post Kajsa Ekis Ekman is a Marxist feminist speaking out against gender identity in Sweden appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
- Helen Joyce on how Labour changed its stance on gender identity, why women’s bathrooms matter, and her spat with Matt WalshIn this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with founder of Sex Matters, Helen Joyce, about new political developments in the UK around gender identity legislation, why women's bathrooms matter, and her spat with Matt Walsh The post Helen Joyce on how Labour changed its stance on gender identity, why women’s bathrooms... Read more »
- VideoThe trans movement is a lie
My talk from Let Women Speak Austin on August 12, 2023 The post The trans movement is a lie appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more » - Jennifer Bilek on the true roots of the transgender movementIn this episode, I speak with Jennifer Bilek about the millionaires funding the transgender movement and what they aim to accomplish The post Jennifer Bilek on the true roots of the transgender movement appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
- Spain’s leftist government may be renewed, leaving women’s rights behind
The ‘most feminist government’ in the history of Spain abandoned women, and Sunday's election doesn't look like it will change things. The post Spain’s leftist government may be renewed, leaving women’s rights behind appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
Feminist Current
- VideoThe Conspiracy Theorists Who Think All Celebrities Are Secretly Trans
Transvestigation, or “elite gender inversion”, combines phrenology, psuedoscience and new age woo-woo in one transphobic package.... Read more » - Grindr ‘Unlawfully’ Purged Staff at LGBTQ Dating App, Union Says
The union alleges severance agreements offered to former staff broke the law and the company illegally silenced workers.... Read more » - Man Who Shot Store Owner for Flying Pride Flag Was a Far-Right Conspiracist
He posted anti-gay and antisemitic conspiracy theories, and followed and reposted Jordan Peterson and Matt Walsh.... Read more » - Grindr Tells Unionizing Workers: Move Across The Country or Be Fired
Two weeks after workers at the company announced a union drive, Grindr management has issued a return-to-office policy that workers say is retaliatory.... Read more » - LGBTQ Asylum Seekers Fleeing Violence in Africa Are Sleeping on Canada’s Streets
Toronto's housing and shelter crisis has forced many asylum seekers to question Canada's commitment to refugees.... Read more »
VICE US - LGBTQ
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Pantisocracy Season 5 E1: The Big Pause : Lisa Lambe sings 'Holding Back The Tide'
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Passing the torch of freedom & equality
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Española Farmers Market has great produce!
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Reading the Memoir and Family History by Marguerite Kearns
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Happy Chinese New Year to "An Unfinished Revolution"
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Sesame noodles for the Chinese New Year!
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Suffrage Wagon Cooking School is a fun place to visit!
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#Suffering for Suffrage—It's a free virtual race on Nov. 1, 2020 that will build determination and courage!
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Marguerite Kearns talks about her suffrage activist grandparents—Edna Kearns & Wilmer Kearns!
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A Toast to those Suffragists who came before us!
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Overview of early women's rights on Suffrage Wagon News Channel!
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Marguerite Kearns introduces the book, "An Unfinished Revolution"
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Women are written into U.S. history!
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Food—Upside down cake was a family affair at the Kearns household! Suffrage Wagon Cafe.
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"Why am I the way I am?" Video from Marguerite Kearns.
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The story of Edna and Bess—An Unfinished Revolution
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The Women's Rights Movement was Out in Front during Centennial!
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A Quaker Family of Activists during the Women's Suffrage Campaigning Era!
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A Memoir by Marguerite Kearns—"An Unfinished Revolution"
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A Virtual Visit to a Quaker Burial Ground in Pennsylvania
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VOTE: It's a Right That Didn't Come Easy!
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Veronica Paredes, Center For Solutions to Online Violence - Research Ethics and Social Media
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FemTechNet Conference Radnote Dialogue "Organic Intellectualism: DJ Scholarship, Black Feminism and Erasure Resistance"
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New Media Feminist Collaborations in Istanbul, Turkey
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