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The Feministing Five: Amy S. Choi

TweetAmy S. Choi is a freelance journalist based out of Brooklyn, NY and one of three winners in our So You Think You Can Blog contest. Her work has appeared in BusinessWeek, Women’s Wear Daily, The Philadelphia City Paper, Time Out New York, and The Wall Street Journal, to name a few. She also sits [...]
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The Feministing Five: Alexandra Brodsky

TweetAlexandra Brodsky is one of our newest contributors to the site. She’s one out of three winners in our first ever blogging contest– So You Think You Can Blog. She recently graduated from Yale and started work at a Planned Parenthood affiliate in Zambia.  We’re pretty big fans of hers here at the site. And [...]
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The Feministing Five: Hana Baba

Tweet Hana Baba is a San Francisco-based co-host of “CrossCurrents,” a daily radio newsmagazine that broadcasts on KALW Public Radio 91.7. She is also a freelance writer and reporter. Some of the topics she covers includes ethnic communities, poverty, health, culture, religion, and the arts. Her radio work also appears nationally on various NPR programs, [...]
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The Feministing Five: Rocky Rivera Pt. II

TweetThis is the second part of The Feministing Five interview with Rocky Rivera. Don’t miss the first part, which is a special video interview. Rocky Rivera is a San Francisco born-and-raised rapper and journalist. You might remember her from MTV’s 2006 reality show “I’m from Rolling Stone.” In fact, one of the most memorable moments [...]
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The Feministing Five: Hari Kondabolu and Janine Brito

TweetHari Kondabolu (pictured right) and Janine Brito (pictured left) are brave comics who aren’t afraid to speak truth to power and give a voice to the marginalized. Hari’s standup takes on white folks’ appropriation of Native American dress, the impossibility of a white Jesus, and that ever-pervasive question posed to people of color: “Where are [...]
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