Tag Archives: Feminist
Feminist Halloween: Avoiding ‘sexy’ social branding
Clichéd and sexist Halloween costumes have always bothered me. They’re bad for women in a misogynistic culture that seeks to only objectify femininity and never allow it subjective, autonomous space. … Continue reading
Votes for women! Votes for women!
It’s time to get out there and make a difference! Early voting for the primary has begun! Need some pointers on which candidates pack a progressive punch? Try these guides … Continue reading
Pre-caucus brekkie with Planned Parenthood
From our good friends at Planned Parenthood of Southern Nevada: Constituents to pick up supplies for the Republican Caucus WHAT: Planned Parenthood of Southern Nevada and its parent organization Planned … Continue reading
Celebrating 40 years of Title IX: National Girls and Women in Sports Day
In honor of the 40th anniversary of Title IX, today is National Women and Girls in Sports Day. Wow… 40 years. And what a legacy! While it’s true that Title … Continue reading
The Help: Pondering the intersection of white culture and race relations
“Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity,” Martin Luther King, Jr., from Strength to Love. Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and … Continue reading
Why feminists and LGBT activists should care about the UFC
After months of working on this campaign to get the UFC to enact a code of conduct, I’ve decided to set up a page on this site just for campaign … Continue reading
Primary Ticket: Smells like ass
Maybe it’s just Mr. Ass Juice Santorum stinking up the joint, but I’m really getting tired of the whole caucus/primary-thingy season. And we’re only through two! How will I make … Continue reading
Primary Ticket: It’s a mad, mad, mad, vagina-hating world
Let’s look at the news circulating on the eve of the next big Republican primary/caucus (PS: Don’t forget that Nevada is 5th in the line-up, so things are just getting … Continue reading
