Tag Archives: men
Male feministing bloggers?
TweetI’m starting a post to ask a question that has been on my mind for some time now… As an avid feministing reader I am continually grateful for all of the knowledge, experiences, and backgrounds that each of the editing and contributing staff bring to us every day. I can honestly say that my own [...]
Also tagged Blogs, voice 3 Comments
Thanks NYT, the Answer to All Our Questions About Marriage, Re-Marriage, Finally
Now, for the first time in history, people who aren't married outnumber those who are. It's very interesting to look at how the media are trying to analyze this, sometimes insightfully, sometimes a bit less than.
Also tagged Marriage, Media, remarriage, Sexual Assault, Violence Against Women, women Leave a comment
Gendered Language in Feminist Events: Some Thoughts
TweetI always hesitate to critique the feminist movement. It isn’t because I worry about responses (I generally don’t care that much about negative reactions to things that I say), but because I am empathetic to many (if not most… if not all) of the goals of most contemporary feminist groups. However, there is a particular [...]
Also tagged Activism, domestic violence, Sexual Assault, Violence Against Women Leave a comment
Schrödinger’s Rapist Revisited: Patriarchy Hurts You, Too
Tweet(Trigger warning: discussion of victim blaming, rape culture) I link back to Schrödinger’s Rapist what feels like once a week. I absolutely love this piece. It is incredibly useful in illustrating a uniquely female experience. The idea of the piece is to explain why women can be so defensive when approached in public. A lot [...]
Also tagged Analysis, Harassment, rape, rape culture, Sexual Assault 1 Comment
Homosexuality in the Bible: How it happened and why feminists should be concerned.