Tag Archives: Thank You Thursdays

Thank You Thursdays: Howard Zinn

Tweet “There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people.” The authors of history, as we know all too well within the feminist movement, have inordinate power to frame the way people think about, not only the past, but their present. When one talks about the founding of the U.S. [...]
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Thank You Thursdays: Ai-Jen Poo, Domestic Workers United

TweetCheck out this cool, albeit a little old, Ms. Foundation video on Ai-Jen Poo (who I’ve blogged a bit about before) and the incredible work of Domestic Workers United. And congrats to the Ms. Foundation on their great new site. If anyone’s got time to write a transcript in comments, please feel free. I’m buried. [...]
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Thank You Thursdays: Party People

TweetThanks to all of our amazing readers and friends who came out last night for the holiday shindig. A couple of my favorite moments of the night: Meeting Miranda from the awesome blog Women’s Glib. It’s run by a crew of high school baby geniuses. Talking with my pal Ruthie about freelancing, the book industry, [...]
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Thank You Thursdays: Karen Kisslinger

TweetA couple of weeks ago, my friend and mentor Karen Kisslinger died. Ever since I heard the news, I’ve been remembering some of my favorite moments with Karen–an acupuncturist, teacher, writer, organic gardener, artist, and activist. I’ve also been thinking a lot about the ways in which I’ve been blessed with so many different mentors [...]
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Thank You Thursdays: Ruthie Ackerman

TweetRuthie Ackerman has written a lot of amazing work about Liberia–both past and present–as well as Liberian immigrants in the U.S. I had the good fortune of having coffee with her a month or two ago and was so struck by what a committed, courageous journalist she is, but even more, a truly incredible person. [...]
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