Tag Archives: feminist men
The Feministing Five: Dregs One
Tweet Dregs One is a rapper, activist, and community worker born and raised in San Francisco, CA. Dregs has been rapping since he was 14, and his music has always been deep. After studying ethnic studies at UC Riverside, however, his music took a turn for the political. His latest album, The Wake Up Call, [...]
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Men Who Trust Women brings out the best in people
TweetThis is probably my favourite submission yet to Men Who Trust Women. It’s from Channing Kennedy, who writes at Colorlines. Channing has kindly consented to let me re-post it here, so that you can all see it. This is a photo of one of my family’s happiest days: the day I met my sister, when she [...]
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Guest post: Boys, men, patriarchy, and privilege
TweetThis is a guest post from Cara Hoffman. Hoffman is the author of the critically acclaimed novel So Much Pretty, about violence and retribution, a New Yorker Books Pick, So Much Pretty is now out in paperback from Simon and Schuster. Women’s issues have dominated the news these past few months with reproductive health becoming the cornerstone [...]
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Quick hit: Men’s perceptions of violence against women
TweetThis year marks the twentieth anniversary of the White Ribbon Campaign, which was created in response to an act of horrific violence against women in Canada. The White Ribbon Campaign, which engages men and boys in the prevention of violence against women, now operates in over thirty countries. Australia is one of them, and this [...]
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Awesome upcoming event: What does feminism have to do with men?