Weekly Feminist Reader

Consent, the mixtape:  “To say that love is the overriding theme of pop music is misleading.”

A step by step of what the Hobby Lobby / personhood Supreme Court case really means.

Poverty and fatherhood in Camden, New Jersey.

A portrait of trans artists changing the landscape of contemporary art. 

Growing up black in the whitest city in America.

Women riding public transportation.

Mark Joyella on facing the stigma of his mental illness.

How to suppress women’s coding.

A tale of two cities: “foodies” and food workers.

A portrait of domestic violence.

Why the “Divergent” rape scene matters.

“Getting by“: intimate portraits of poverty in America.

Interview with a trans positive porn activist.

In defense of a college course on Miley Cyrus.

Gender and power in the (professional) kitchen: how women become executive chefs.

There’s a lot of work to do in Japan: the imbalanced “m-curve” of women in the workplace.

Hi, New York State Department of Education: there was actually more than one woman in history.

Slut, the play, is coming to a city near you.

Advancing LGB and T rights in Lebanon.

Four months after she came out to her trusted guidance counselor, the woman was arrested for sexual misconduct.

Mary Virginia Jones, a 74 year old black woman in California, has been freed after 32 years in prison.

What have you been reading/writing/watching/listening to this week?

 Courtney misses 3LW.