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Weekly Feminist Reader

By Alexandra | Published: March 31, 2013

Tweet Princeton alum tells female students to hurry up and find a husband already. Sandberg, Slaughter, et al. are advocating for a new feminism devoid of social justice. In memory of Pastor Henry Enuta. Duh: pre-viability abortions bans are unconstitutional. Feminists don’t hate men–they just hate you, MRA dude. Conservative justices thought this year was their last [...]

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The Best and Worst of the Golden Globes

By Alexandra | Published: January 14, 2013

TweetLast night everyone in the world (read: everyone I follow on Twitter) watched the Golden Globes, which promised to be an important event for women in entertainment with Amy Poehler and Tina Fey hosting and a bunch of talented ladies nominated. In case you had better things to do than watch (read a book, take [...]

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Where are the women? Cannes Film Festival edition

By Maya | Published: May 21, 2012

TweetAt this year’s Cannes Film Festival, 22 films directed by 22 men will compete for the prestigious top award. But to feminist criticism of that dismal lineup, Cannes says, essentially, “Well, you can’t make us pick a girl just because she’s a girl.” Of course, those numbers are pretty standard for Cannes. Last year there [...]

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The Feministing Five: Nina Reyes Rosenberg

By Anna | Published: May 12, 2012

TweetThis week, I changed it up a bit and made a video for the Feministing Five. Enjoy! Make sure you check out the full Made of Stars (Rack City remix) music video, transcript and more links after the jump! And coming soon: my interview with rapper Miss Hazel Rose of 40Love (who stars in the [...]

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The Feministing Five: dream hampton

By Anna | Published: April 28, 2012

Tweetdream hampton is a filmmaker, producer and writer whose voice has impacted cultural and political discourse for 20 years. hampton attended NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts both in the undergraduate and graduate film programs. It was there that hampton filmed her neighbor, Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace, who was a friend and helped her complete [...]

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Tag Archives: Film

The Best and Worst of the Golden Globes

Where are the women? Cannes Film Festival edition

The Feministing Five: Nina Reyes Rosenberg

The Feministing Five: dream hampton

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