- Calls for action on gender-based violence after Ashling Murphy killingIreland’s minister for justice promises new strategy by March and a zero-tolerance approach Campaigners have called for the end of the “scattered” approach to gender-based violence in Ireland after the murder of 23-year-old Ashling Murphy.Irish police are still hunting for the killer of the primary school teacher, who was strangled... Read more »
- ‘I thought: “Everyone knows you’re not a real mum”’ – the pain of parental impostor syndromeFeeling like a fraud is bad enough at work but even more corrosive when it comes to raising a family. How can parents overcome damaging self-doubt?As a mother to three boys, there are many days when I question the decisions I make. Sometimes, the weight of that – the idea... Read more »
- ‘We are struggling’: two former officials at Afghan women’s affairs ministryGul Bano and Karima’s former offices are in the hands of the Taliban – and they fear for their livesGul Bano* and Karima* are activists who ran provincial branches of the ministry of women’s affairs in two different parts of Afghanistan. Their former offices have been taken over by the... Read more »
- Global heating linked to early birth and damage to babies’ health, scientists findExclusive: Studies show high temperatures and air pollution during pregnancy can cause lifelong health effectsThe climate crisis is damaging the health of foetuses, babies and infants across the world, six new studies have found.Scientists discovered increased heat was linked to fast weight gain in babies, which increases the risk of... Read more »
- The myth of the manly farmer: why do we still assume women don’t work on the land?Until 1994 women could not even list ‘farmer’ as an occupation on the census. We still have a long way to go in correcting misconceptions Australian female farmers continue to feel marginalised. As a nation, we understand farmers to be men.This is despite 49% of real farm income being contributed... Read more »
Women | The Guardian
- Saving Roe v Wade is not just a US battle but one for women across the Americas | Mariana Prandini AssisUS conservatives’ campaign to undermine the landmark ruling threatens progress in reproductive freedom in Latin AmericaAs the US supreme court prepares to decide a case that could deny women the right to abortion in much of the US, Latin American activists like me are holding our collective breaths.The continent has... Read more »
- Why are women ‘failing’ to reproduce? Maybe it’s time to ask them | Rhiannon Lucy CosslettEconomic panic about the birthrate is drowning out the voices of those who matter most in this debateThe birthrate is declining across the west. It has been doing so for some time, but the recent drop appears to have been exacerbated by the pandemic. I’ve been following the discussion for... Read more »
- ‘The court should have put an end to this madness’: reproductive health advocates criticize abortion rulingPro-choice advocates and Democrats say supreme court did not do enough to abolish Texas law that many say nullifies a constitutionally protected rightThe US supreme court has ruled that Texas abortion providers can sue over the state’s ban on most abortions, but the justices are allowing the law to remain... Read more »
- Surprise surprise! The supreme court is coming for women’s rights after allWith Trump appointees setting the tone, promises to be above the partisan fray are revealed as – obviously – a pack of liesLooks like those “hysterical” women were right after all. For the past few years anyone worried that civil rights in America would be gutted by a right-leaning supreme... Read more »
- ‘It’s earth-shattering’: Democrats and allies vow midterm fight over abortionPro-choice groups and lawmakers will focus voters’ attention on the threat to reproductive rights after Mississippi caseWith the US supreme court seemingly poised to exploit its conservative supermajority to undermine or overturn the landmark Roe v Wade decision, Democrats are vowing to make abortion a defining issue of next year’s... Read more »
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- Frame her: an illustrator honours female artists – in picturesWhen studying the different art movements, Argentinian illustrator Juliana Vido became exasperated by the focus on male artists: “They’re always the known faces of art. Women only get recognition after decades of work, often in old age.” This was the spur for her series of illustrations honouring female artists in... Read more »
- ‘I have moments of shame I can’t control’: the lives ruined by explicit ‘collector culture’The swapping, collating and posting of nude images of women without their consent is on the rise. But unlike revenge porn, it is not a crime. Now survivors are demanding a change in the lawRuby will never forget the first time she clicked on the database AnonIB. It is a... Read more »
- Mothers, Fathers and Others by Siri Hustvedt review – a confrontation with motherhoodMemoir, psychoanalysis, feminist theory and literary criticism combine in a thoughtful essay collection that observes motherhood from every angleMotherhood has always been central to some strands of feminism, while being wilfully left out of others. From the campaigners fighting for children’s rights to their mothers after parental separation in the... Read more »
- Sexism, slurs and Australian art: women’s struggle to be seen in a male-dominated worldIn her new tome Doing Feminism, Anne Marsh charts the trials and triumphs of women who shaped contemporary artThe lurid yellow jacket with bold black lettering on the art historian Anne Marsh’s weighty 2021 tome screams one thing to art lovers and feminists alike: this is not a coffee table... Read more »
- Joan Didion, in her own words: 23 of the best quotesThe Californian author became the ultimate literary celebrity for her journalistic style. Here are some of her best quotes on writing, love, ageing and fear, plus a selection of essays Continue reading...... Read more »
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- VideoA Week In Our Shoes: Happy Holla New Year
From Hollaback! HQ Hey Hollas, Let every year bring new reasons to celebrate! Cheers to a New Year and new beginnings. We look forward to unlocking this new chapter with you and continuing to make a footprint against harassment across the globe. In our first 2022 edition of “A Week... Read more » - Public Harassment: I was running by myself…I was running by myself in a park where I live. There were groups of people biking, walking, and running around the park where I was running. A group of boys rode by me on bikes. They were probably 12 and 13 years old. I suddenly felt someone’s hand hitting... Read more »
- Public Harassment: I went to get my nails done…
Yesterday, I went to get my nails done with a friend and afterwards she dropped me off at the metro station. I was meeting another friend for dinner, but she was about 20 minutes away. I decided to wait for her inside the station because I thought it would be... Read more » - Public Harassment: I just turned 14…So I just turned 14 about a month ago and I look even younger than that (I have a baby face and I’m short). I was walking on the street with my two cousins, walking my dog and taking my 13 year old cousins baby sister on a ride on... Read more »
- Workplace Harassment: For 12 years, a coworker repeated…For 12 years, a coworker repeated that “I must have been a diversity hire,” since I am a POC. Behind his back, one coworker mouthed that I was not a diversity hire, while allowing him to continue to harass me, which he did until he finally retired. I wish someone... Read more »
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As the new year brings in a new peak in COVID cases across the country, we all have a right to feel a little down in the dumps. One trend picked up by surveys earlier in the pandemic was a drop in self-reported happiness. Now, with a new year of... Read more » - Back to Basics: Selling Sociology
Despite, well, everything, we are trying to get back into the classroom as much as we can at the start of a new academic year. I am scheduled to teach Introduction to Sociology for the first time this coming spring and planning the course this fall. Whether in person or... Read more » - VideoWork Ahead: Cones, Vests, and Masks
A few years ago, I bought two orange traffic cones at a hardware store for twenty bucks. It was one of the best, most stress-relieving purchases I made. Parking space is scarce in big cities. In our car-centered culture, the rare days you absolutely need a large truck in a... Read more » - Happy Birthday, W. E. B. Du Bois!
“W. E. B. Du Bois and his Atlanta School of Sociology pioneered scientific sociology in the United States.” – Dr. Aldon Morris I had the good fortune to see Dr. Morris give a version of this talk a few years ago, and it is one of my favorites. If you... Read more »
- The Mask of the “Middle Class”
I love this podcast conversation with Rachel Sherman and Anne Helen Petersen about Sherman’s recent book, Uneasy Street: The Anxieties of Affluence. It is a great source for introduction to sociology courses looking to open up a conversation about differences in social class, especially because it draws attention to the... Read more »
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- Let’s you and him fight: Jordan Peterson wants Joe Rogan to beat the crap out of Keith Olbermann
Jordan Peterson, a tough guy in his own mind, wants to live in a world in which intellectual arguments can be resolved with fisticuffs. Yesterday on Twitter, he suggested that Joe Rogan, on whose podcast he’s made several appearances, should punch out former MSNBC anchor Keith Olbermann for calling him... Read more » - The Federalist declares war on Lizzo for being unapologetically fat and possibly killing people with COVID or something
The Federalist has come up with a new scapegoat for the COVID pandemic: Lizzo. Yes, that Lizzo, the multitalented singer, dancer and flautist who also happens to be an unapologetically fat person who regularly speaks out against anti-fat bigotry. Lizzo’s latest crime, as the Federalist sees it? Last Sunday she... Read more » - Reddit NoFappers report that they’re starting to reek of semen – and that the scent drives the ladies wild!
It’s getting funky over in the Semen Retention subreddit. Not funky like James Brown funky. Funky as in musty teenager’s bedroom funky. Today one Reddit semen-retainer reported that he had begun to emit a not-always pleasant odor. “I smell like semen,” wrote Nomorewitches. “[A]ll of the sudden get whiffs of... Read more » - If a “Pro-Male” meme fell in a forest and there was no one to see it, would it make any sense?
ProMaleMemes, with its 148 subscribers, is not the most popular of the Men’s Rightsy subreddits. It’s not just unpopular compared with the original Men’s Rights subreddit, with its 319,488 subscribers; it’s even a bit of a laggard compared with the subreddit that spawned it, the also-highly-unpopular ProMaleCollective subreddit, with its... Read more » - Well, that’s enough internet for one day
Ok, so the best case scenario here is that, despite the “Serious” tag, this is some kind of joke, because if not, what the hell, man? Pardon me a moment while I scream. (Much like this.) Ok, now. The second least worst interpretation is that Diet Coke boy has confused... Read more »
We Hunted The Mammoth
- 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 » - Sex differences in intimate partner homicide (England and Wales) April 2009 to March 2020
One day, people might stop asking me ‘What about the men?’ but that day isn’t here yet. This is the third time I’ve written a blog comparing sex differences in intimate partner homicide but it’s five years since the last time and so it’s time for an update. This information... Read more » - Truth, lies and Storytelling
I overheard a discussion on Radio Four’s Today programme this morning (8 June 2021) that contained such a blatant piece of misinformation imparted by Benjamin Cohen, CEO of Pink News, that I felt compelled to transcribe it. Justin Webb: Just on the point about abolishing legal provisions for single sex... Read more » - Can we talk about the claim that since lockdown, five women a week have been killed by men in the UK, because I don’t think it’s trueI’ve been Counting Dead Women, women killed by men in the UK since January 2012 and as one of the founders of the Femicide Census have access to records of women killed by men in the UK going back to 2009. From this, I can say that we know that... Read more »
- Counting Dead Trans PeopleNo, Angela Crawley, in the UK, it’s not the same and it’s not a greater risk In the Women and Equalities Select Committee on reform of the Gender Recognition Act on 21 April 2021, Angela Crawley, Scottish National Party MP for Lanark and Hamilton East and the SNP Shadow Attorney... Read more »
Karen Ingala Smith
- Gender roles are dead
submitted by /u/Love_my_min_pin [link] [comments]... Read more » - “I discovered her” - used to describe a girl who became attractive at some pointAm I the only one who hates this ‘micro’ everyday sexism? I think it relegates a woman to only hold value when some random man decided she was attractive. Am I being too defensive by not liking this term? It’s so commonplace and nobody seems to bat an eye to... Read more »
- How does a woman not take her husbands last name? (Logistics of keeping maiden name)Odd title but hear me out LOL. I am a woman in a long term relationship with a man. We are not interested in getting married anytime soon, but we’ve lightly talked about taking/not taking last names. I’ve never liked the idea that a woman should take a mans last... Read more »
Feminism - “the personal is political”
- Waste Land
Barbara Sostaita Photography by Kris LaRosa During a prime-time segment in 2018, Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson accused left-wing environmentalists of robbing everyday Americans of joy. Instead of banning helium balloons, plastic drinking straws, or rice at weddings, he said the country should turn its attention to the hazards of... Read more » - Her Prerogative
Lindsay Lee Wallace Britney Spears at the 2016 Billboard Music Awards on May 22, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada (Photo credit: Getty Images) Britney Spears was America’s anointed and exploited sex symbol for years—but that doesn’t necessarily mean people are ready to see her embrace her sexuality on her own... Read more » - Rethinking Legacy
Aditi Kini Najmieh Batmanglij, Madeleine Kamman, Marcella Hazan (Photo credits: Photo by Matt McClain/The Washington Post via Getty Images; Joanne Rathe/The Boston Globe via Getty Images; Santi Visalli/Getty Images) Tastemakers, published November 2021, is James Beard award-winning writer Mayukh Sen’s debut book about seven immigrant women in the food industry.... Read more » - The Audacity of Confidence
The Plastic Issue Adrienne Lawrence Getty Images IN 1978, as more than 100,000 demonstrators marched in Washington, D.C., in support of the still-lingering Equal Rights Amendment, psychologists Pauline R. Clance and Suzanne A. Imes were identifying a phenomenon that could be experienced by anyone. They called it “imposter syndrome.” The... Read more » - Whitewashed History
Jasely Molina Ivy Queen performing onstage (Photo credits: akinbostanci/Getty Images, Rodrigo Varela/Getty Images for Univision) Before Bad Bunny became Spotify’s most-streamed artist globally (twice), the genre of reggaeton—the music that he’s mastered, remixed, and transcended—began some 30 years ago, born out of dance halls, living rooms, and makeshift studios in... Read more »
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- ‘The Last Duel’ Is Just a Bro-Down That Conflates Rape with LoveThe Last Duel fails to interrogate sexual violence in a feminist way. Enduring yet another portrayal of sexual violence where the rapist is so smitten with his victim that he is unable to control himself is an insult to my intelligence. Rape is fueled by power and control—not love. The post ‘The Last... Read more »
- Attacks on Women in Politics Are on the Rise Around the WorldAmid a well-documented deluge of online abuse, new data shows that physical violence targeting women in politics is also increasing in most regions of the world, creating additional—and at times deadly—obstacles to women's participation in political processes. The post Attacks on Women in Politics Are on the Rise Around the... Read more »
- You’re Pretty Gay, a Short Fiction Collection: “Fickle”"Fickle" is one of several essays featured in Drew Pisarra’s latest collection of short fiction stories You’re Pretty Gay. The collection of essays draws from his own life experiences as a queer person dealing with the world's heternormative expectations. "I moved to Seattle. Of course, Dick followed shortly thereafter. There... Read more »
- Online Abortion Providers Cindy Adam and Lauren Dubey of Choix: “We’re Really Excited About the Future of Abortion Care”A range of telemedicine abortion providers are springing up in the U.S. in response to the removal of FDA restrictions on the abortion pill mifepristone—like Cindy Adam and Lauren Dubey, nurse practitioners and owners of Choix, a virtual clinic offering asynchronous telemedicine abortion services to people in California, Colorado and... Read more »
- Why Is the Senate Failing To Build Back Better? Blame SexismBuild Back Better is not just about what’s right. It’s about what’s necessary to keep our country from falling apart at the seams. If we don’t mitigate climate change now, climate disasters will become more frequent, and more deadly and destructive. If we don’t build a strong childcare system, parents... Read more »
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- ‘The Last Duel’ Is Just a Bro-Down That Conflates Rape with LoveThe Last Duel fails to interrogate sexual violence in a feminist way. Enduring yet another portrayal of sexual violence where the rapist is so smitten with his victim that he is unable to control himself is an insult to my intelligence. Rape is fueled by power and control—not love. The post ‘The Last... Read more »
- Attacks on Women in Politics Are on the Rise Around the WorldAmid a well-documented deluge of online abuse, new data shows that physical violence targeting women in politics is also increasing in most regions of the world, creating additional—and at times deadly—obstacles to women's participation in political processes. The post Attacks on Women in Politics Are on the Rise Around the... Read more »
- You’re Pretty Gay, a Short Fiction Collection: “Fickle”"Fickle" is one of several essays featured in Drew Pisarra’s latest collection of short fiction stories You’re Pretty Gay. The collection of essays draws from his own life experiences as a queer person dealing with the world's heternormative expectations. "I moved to Seattle. Of course, Dick followed shortly thereafter. There... Read more »
- Online Abortion Providers Cindy Adam and Lauren Dubey of Choix: “We’re Really Excited About the Future of Abortion Care”A range of telemedicine abortion providers are springing up in the U.S. in response to the removal of FDA restrictions on the abortion pill mifepristone—like Cindy Adam and Lauren Dubey, nurse practitioners and owners of Choix, a virtual clinic offering asynchronous telemedicine abortion services to people in California, Colorado and... Read more »
- Why Is the Senate Failing To Build Back Better? Blame SexismBuild Back Better is not just about what’s right. It’s about what’s necessary to keep our country from falling apart at the seams. If we don’t mitigate climate change now, climate disasters will become more frequent, and more deadly and destructive. If we don’t build a strong childcare system, parents... Read more »
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- FM Jan 12: Catholics for Choice / Migrant Children DetainedTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen :: FIRST … The 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade is coming up this month – but the US Supreme court seems on the verge of gutting even that most basic of abortion rights. Meanwhile activist groups for #ReproductiveJustice are working proactively,... Read more »
- FM Jan 5: Changemakers We Lost / Housing Not Jails / The ResetTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen :: FIRST … Many social justice leaders in communities all over the world passed away last year. From Making Contact we share inspiring clips and quotes from changemaker Feminists & grassroots activists who we lost in 2021: Nawal El Saadawi, Egyptian feminist; Carrie Dann,... Read more »
- FM Dec 29: YEAR END WRAPUP / everything is intersectionalYEAR END WRAPUP on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen : We’re sharing parts of some of our favorite interviews of 2021! Talking about how the big issues we care about are intersectional. And how our response, our work to make change, has to be intersectional too. FIRST … We celebrated the... Read more »
- FM Dec 22 : bell hooks, ‘she contained multitudes’ / archival interviews & personal storiesREST IN POWER bell hooks … gone much much too soon. bell hooks – who passed away on December 15 – was an author of over 40 books and an influential & groundbreaking Feminist who kept reminding us that Feminism Is For Everybody. A foundational force in Black Feminist thought, a brilliant... Read more »
- FM Dec 15: SciFi Screenwriters of Color Visioning Futures / Palestinian Women Political PrisonersTHIS WEEK on Feminist Magazine with host Lynn Harris Ballen : FIRST … Don’t you think that Hollywood has produced enough films about the apocalypse? Justice for My Sister Collective (JFMS), a nonprofit that trains young WOC & NB folks in filmmaking with a racial justice and gender equality lens, is... Read more »
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- New Year’s Eve Fire at Knoxville Planned Parenthood Ruled Arson
The fire that destroyed a Knoxville Planned Parenthood clinic on New Year’s Eve was ruled as “intentionally set” by the Knoxville Fire Department yesterday. According to the department, they were assisted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) in conducting their investigation and have “determined the fire to have... Read more »
- Attorneys General of Virginia, Illinois, and Nevada Fight to Have Recognition of ERA Recognized
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- GGM GREECE HOSTS EVENING “OVER TO HER”Global Girl Media Greece hosts a very special evening in Athens, October 2, 2021. OVER TO HER is a podcast and video series produced by GGM Greece to promote the goals of the United Nation’s Gender Equality Forum. Six videos and an ongoing podcast celebrate the current #metoo movement, broken... Read more »
- GlobalGirl from Greece gets credit in The GuardianWe are proud to announce Andriana Theocaris, one of our global girl reporters from Greece worked on a photo-journalism project this summer about the devastating wildfires on the Greek island of Evia, with award-winning photojournalist Gideon Mendel. Their work garnered a huge spread in the U.K. paper, The Guardian, and... Read more »
- 2020 ANNUAL REPORT
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- ACTIVITSA! BEV DITISIE FROM SOUTH AFRICAGrowing up in 80s Soweto, Ditsie was immersed in the struggle against apartheid. But she knew racial oppression was only part of the fight – and organised the first Pride march in Africa.... Read more »
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Former Wimbledon champion Peng Shuai has accused ex-Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli of coercing her into sex.... Read more » - This Band Thought Their Biggest Hurdle Was the Patriarchy. It’s Actually the Internet.
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Sex and gender are not the same thing, and their conflation has become an problem of epic proportions. The post The BC government removes barriers to changing sex on ID — it’s time to stop conflating sex and gender appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more » - What’s Current: Prince Andrew stripped of military titles and royal patronages due to sex abuse lawsuitWhat's Current is Feminist Current's daily news roundup. The post What’s Current: Prince Andrew stripped of military titles and royal patronages due to sex abuse lawsuit appeared first on Feminist Current.... Read more »
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- What’s Current: Female correctional officers in Scotland made to strip-search trans-identified male inmates in women’s prisons
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