Monthly Archives: December 2011
Feministing Year in Review: Chloe’s top picks
TweetI totally cheated. I’m a big old cheater. When I was asked to list my two favourite posts from this year, one was not so much a post as it was an event, and the other wasn’t a Feministing post at all. Like I said, I’m a big old cheater. But it’s cheating for a [...]
Tagged blogosphere, rape cops Comments closed
Feministing Year In Review: Jos spreads the love
TweetDo you have any idea how lucky I feel to blog with such a brilliant, badass crew? I was supposed to pick two posts to highlight, but I totally cheated. As you’ll see this afternoon, cheating is the theme of the day. Anywho, here’s a few examples of times my fellow bloggers made my brain [...]
Tagged criminalization, Online Organizing, veil, Year in Review Comments closed
From Katie, some of the countless best of the year
Tweet1)Up with Chris Hayes drops systemic analysis on Penn State Because the post highlights a much-needed critical, thoughtful perspective, which challenges the sensationalism and irresponsible journalism which dominates our media and manages to focus on2) because Jos becomes the 438th person I know to claim Chris Hayes as her boyfriend. Chris Hayes, my morning talk [...]
Tagged #ows, Catholic Church, chris hayes, Class, Classism, football, foreclosures, homelessness, housing crisis, Occupy Wall Street, penn state, Race, Rick Scott, sexual abuse, The Daily Show, up with chris hayes, Video, Welfare Comments closed
Feministing Year in Review: Eesha’s Faves
TweetThere was some brilliant feminist analysis on the blog in 2011. I’m delighted to be a (newish) member of this fierce team, and here are a couple of my faves from this year: “I need more evidence,” and other things that probably make you a mansplainer – By Samhita I love tools, resources and how-to [...]
Tagged mansplaining, victim-blaming Comments closed
Feministing Year in Review: Miriam’s picks