It’s almost the end of October…
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Category Archives: Feminism
Feminists of Faith: anjum
Our interviewee today is anjum rahman, who writes at stargazer. anjum lives in New Zealand, adheres to Islam, and also …
Go see the 53rd edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival!
Rebecca, as ever, brings us a wide-ranging DUFC #53 for September, do go read. The next edition of the Down …
It’s almost the end of September…
This is your regular reminder to submit to DUFC. The next edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival is planned …
Go see the 52nd edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival!
Dunja brings us a snazzy DUFC #52 for August, do go read. The next edition of the Down Under Feminists …
It’s almost the end of August…
This is your regular reminder to submit to DUFC. The next edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival is planned …
Go check out the 51st Down Under Feminists Carnival!
Ju Transcendancing brings us a delightful DUFC #51! Go check it out, with its theme of Personal Positives. The next …
The reason I’m not writing at the moment
at dear Zero at the Bone, is that I, Chally Kacelnik, am in the bad place. Or, rather, the feminist …
It’s almost the end of July…
This is your regular reminder to submit to DUFC. The next edition of the Down Under Feminists Carnival is planned …
Working towards the positive
Feminism has, reasonably obviously, been useful to me in developing my thinking about the issues: reproductive freedom, gender essentialism, and …
Linksplosion! July edition
Sticking to recent links for once! Peeling Back The Labels: ‘Femme’ By Default by Becca Dickerson at Racialicious: Discovering hard …
Which kinds of bodies are respected?
In the West, you express deference by distance. You simply cannot touch Elizabeth II. In business situations, you shake hands …
Negating Nushu: Through Imposition
This is part of a series on the supposed death of nushu, considered to be the only language in the …
Acknowledging difference without othering
I find that people often treat the line between othering and acknowledging difference as a fine one. It’s not. I’ve …
Negating Nushu: Nushu Users
This is part of a series on the supposed death of nushu, considered to be the only language in the …
