Tag Archives: Motherhood

What’s really driving our interest in celebrity pregnancies?

Tweet I all but ignored the recent confirmation and (social)media frenzy over Kate Middleton’s pregnancy. For one, I’ve never really been into princesses; and for two, she is only one of 208 million women that will become pregnant this year alone. She’s not exactly trendsetting. But I thought about it a little more when I [...]
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Real talk from Zoe Saldana on equality

TweetZoe Saldana discusses the intense standards put on women in Hollywood, mothering and the expiration date of sexy. via Upworthy.  (If someone can create a transcript, that would be great!) Tweet
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Anne-Marie Slaughter websplosion: Response roundup on “Having It All” (and tweet chat!)

TweetWe can guess that all of you have read this. You can probably guess that all of us here at Feministing have a ton to say about the piece. This is why we’ll be weighing into Women’s Media Center #sheparty Tweet chat today at 3pm ET on the article and subsequent poopstorm that’s come out [...]
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Growing up, growing old, and getting pierced

TweetWhen I was fifteen, I got my belly button pierced. At the time, I really wanted to be a dancer. I was dancing four or five days a week, at an open studio where there were often professional dancers in my classes. When I looked around the room at the best dancers, the ones who [...]
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Mama’s Day cards for the stereotype smashing mothers in your life

Tweet Mother’s Day originated as an anti-war event, but it’s been turned into a way to push a normative idea of motherhood – you know, the one you see in that isle of Hallmark cards every year. The Strong Families campaign has put together a collection of cards for mamas who don’t fit the image [...]
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