Tag Archives: Intersectionality
Our intersectional struggles as seen through a queer Seder
TweetEd. note: I’m off this week. The wonderful Tobias Rodriguez is filling in for me. Tobias originally hails from Texas and now lives in New York where he works in social media at a reproductive health organization. Every Passover Seder I’ve been to (read: two) has been queer of sorts. At my Seder this year, my friends [...]
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Trans allyship within GLAAD
TweetEd. note: I’m off this week. The wonderful Tobias Rodriguez is filling in for me. Tobias originally hails from Texas and now lives in New York where he works in social media at a reproductive health organization. At the GLAAD media awards last week, and again this weekend on the Melissa Harris-Perry show, GLAAD announced that they [...]
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Elsewhere on the Interwebs
Tweet Chelsea Brown’s updated Rosie the Riveter poster (above) is making a splash in cyberspace; check out her feminist (and Lady Gaga) art at her Tumblr. Corporations are people–except in the carpool lane? The Beheld reviews Phoebe Baker Hyde’s The Beauty Experiment. On policing sex crimes before they happen. Steph Herold on the Time abortion [...]
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New Favorite Tumblr: Radical Women’s History Project
Tweet On this day in 1431, Joan of Arc was handed over to be tried for heresy; in 1793, abolitionist and feminist Lucretia Mott was born; and in 1987, Aretha Franklin became the first female artist to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Thanks to the just-launched Radical Women’s History Project, you can learn quick [...]
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Weekly Feminist Reader: Mother’s Day Edition