Posts Tagged intersex issues

Weekly Feminist Reader

What’s next for the gay rights movement?

Stop blaming the victim.

Ann is inspired to make her own marriage criteria.

“He is what’s known as a love hunter.” This is creepy.

Queer in Public, on the basketball court.

12 smartest women of color on twitter.

We’re not invincible to STIs.

Epic documentary alert: America, democracy and immigration.

Not everyone is a fan of Issa Rae’s new series.

#WTF of the week: Judge threatens Sikh man for not removing his turban.

Will Pope Francis do anything to change sexism in the Church?

“I’m not interested in teaching books by women.” Umm?

…and 41 books this ...

What’s next for the gay rights movement?

Stop blaming the victim.

Ann is inspired to make her own marriage criteria.

“He is what’s known as a love hunter.” This is ...

waronwomen

The ways of talking about the “war on women” that leave people out

There’s been a lot of talk lately on the feminist internets – everywhere, really – about the Republican “war on women.” The bevy of anti-choice legislation is absolutely that – Republicans intend to go after women. But I’m finding much of the feminist response hurtful in its conflation of “women” and “people who can make babies.”

There are plenty of women who don’t have what you call a uterus or vagina (though they might use those terms). There are plenty of women who can’t get pregnant or deliver a baby, for tons of reasons. Including cisgender women, intersex women, and transgender women. Being able to make a baby and being a woman are not the same thing.

There are also plenty of ...

There’s been a lot of talk lately on the feminist internets – everywhere, really – about the Republican “war on women.” The bevy of anti-choice legislation is absolutely that – Republicans intend to go after women. But ...