Tag Archives: motherhood
Feminist Files: Growth industries
Jobs R Us: According to this story, Nevada is one of the top seven states with the most new jobs on the horizon. I’m sorry, I just laughed so hard … Continue reading
The motherhood: Dangerous liasons in childbearing
As many rejoiced throughout the land at the dawn of Aug. 1 — a landmark day when new requirements of the Affordable Health Care Act went into effect, granting some … Continue reading
Feminist Files: No Damsels in Distress here
Real women save themselves: Did you catch the interview of Sigourney Weaver on NPR in which she declares that she doesn’t buy into the idea of the damsel in distress. … Continue reading
Feminist Files: Never mind the bullocks
F That: So did you hear the one about the woman who was kicked off an airplane for wearing an “offensive” prochoice t-shirt? Or was it a miniskirt? … Wait. … Continue reading
Deep thoughts: Courtesy of Bethenny Frankel
If you haven’t checked out my sister site, The Tired Feminist, lately you may have missed a series of posts I’ve done based on… let’s call them insights… stemming from … Continue reading
Feminist Files: Would you, could you in a box?
Viva la revolution! As Ms. deftly points out: It’s not a “Mommy War,” it’s a War on Moms!And if that title isn’t enough to get you interested, how about this … Continue reading
Feminist Files: That. Just. Happened. Edition
My apologies for the blog-duty negligence. I had another round with the most evil stomach bug of all time. So, let’s just dive in to some of the hot stories, … Continue reading
Back up your BC Day!
Tomorrow is national Back Up Your Birth Control Day. It’s a good time to really consider what you would do if your birth control failed (or, if you have no … Continue reading
Let’s go bowling!
Great news, everyone! We now have a date and time set for The Sin City Sirens bowling team for the National Network of Abortion Funds bowl-a-thon! Join us on Sunday, … Continue reading
Feminist Files: Racist bullshit edition
Skittles will never look the same: In the most recent Living While Black moment to make national news, 17-year-old Trayvon Martin (an A and B student with no record) was … Continue reading
