Posts Tagged cats

New Favorite Tumblr: Cats That Look Like Pin Up Girls

Alright, I’m not entirely sure the point of this Tumblr is to highlight the ridiculousness of pin-up poses, but let’s just assume it is. In that case, feminist commentary on vintage sexism + adorable cats = winning the internet, in my book.

Check out my favorite images after the jump and the rest here

Alright, I’m not entirely sure the point of this Tumblr is to highlight the ridiculousness of pin-up poses, but let’s just assume it is. In that case, feminist commentary on vintage sexism + adorable cats ...

Superheroine

Weekly Feminist Reader

Fully dressed superheroines are about questioning the genre, not imposing a moral code.

Kai M Green: “I will never straighten out my wrist.”

Hillary Clinton: Helping women isn’t just a “nice” thing to do.

Speaking of which, check out Politico on Hillary Clinton Fever.

The New York Times reports on the NYPD’s policing of trans people of color.

Muslimah Pride, FEMEN, and feminism as self-determination.

Keyword research on retail sites has a lot to tell us about gender and “neutral” defaults.

The Crunk Feminist Collective interviews Kathryn Buford of Live Unchained.

My culture not outfit” campaign launches against cultural appropriation in fashion.

The idea of the “bikini body”

Fully dressed superheroines are about questioning the genre, not imposing a moral code.

Kai M Green: “I will never straighten out my wrist.”

Hillary Clinton: Helping women isn’t just a “nice” thing ...

Eesha’s favorite thing in the world, today: The Kitten Cover

Now, I’m not a major fan of cats. I find them to be aloof, unreliable with their affection and always plotting clandestine activity. I love Lola-Maye, my BFF Susana’s kitty that thinks she’s a puppy. But really, Lola’s it. I’m a girl that loves dogs. I like my pet affection just like I like all my affection; slobbery, simple, and completely overwhelming.

All that being said, this tumblr is my favorite thing in the world, today. Seriously, tomorrow’s Friday, and I have plans to see Breaking Dawn tonight; clearly, levity is the order of the day. Enjoy. I can’t imagine that you won’t.

Two more of my favorites, after the jump!

Now, I’m not a major fan of cats. I find them to be aloof, unreliable with their affection and always plotting clandestine activity. I love Lola-Maye, my BFF Susana’s kitty that thinks she’s a puppy. But really, ...

Public internet shaming and sexism.

For those of us that have been online for a while, it is well understood that with or without a concrete reason, things spread online virally often garnering massive amounts of support in a flash, irrelevant of how serious, true or false allegations may be. You never know when you hit “publish,” what the outcome will be, what unintended consequences might come out of it and who’s gonna hate you now. This is also true for those that are “caught” doing things online and become villains overnight. It is often hard to trace the reason for why certain issues resonate and this idea of online vigilante justice is very much at the core of why many of us blog in the first ...

For those of us that have been online for a while, it is well understood that with or without a concrete reason, things spread online virally often garnering massive amounts of support in a flash, irrelevant of ...