An Open Letter to Facebook
From Women, Action and Media May 21, 2013 An Open Letter to Facebook: We, the undersigned, are writing to demand swift, comprehensive and effective action addressing the representation of rape and...
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Gender Policing the Vegan Woman
By Corey Lee Wrenn I have always used my Facebook account as a tool for social activism. Opening up oneself to the public world of the internet—a space created by men for men—can be dangerous for any...
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The Gentle Critique in Activist Spaces: A Newby’s First Year Journey on...
By Kimbo Grama Can the online become the lifeline? We’re told, it’s not possible; we’re told that that people we meet in online forums are not real. They’re fake friends and associates, whom we don’t...
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Critique and Beyond: The Draft as the Movement (A Postscript and a Prelude)
By Susannah Bartlow Lynn Richards The voice came from a small, weighted core in my chest—“hello?” As my eyelids dragged open I felt the wires—on my legs, my hips, my cheeks, my scalp. My usual...
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The Babies on Facebook
By Susan Harlan Today, the babies have no say. Image credit: http://www.multichanneluniversity.com The babies are abroad. They’re in Rome, or on the top of a mountain (in a fancy baby backpack), or on...
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#FergusonFridays: White Anti-Racism, Social Media, and the Problem of...
Since Michael Brown’s murder, the Internet has been abuzz with content focusing on what white people could and should do to counter racism. Others have noted what white people should stop doing, too....
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Facebook and Apple Want Your Unborn! Or, Why Corporations Should Keep Their...
By Sayantani DasGupta We all knew the Supreme Court Hobby Lobby decision earlier this year, which ruled that corporations with religious owners cannot be made to pay for insurance coverage of...
View ArticleAn Open Letter to Facebook
From Women, Action and Media May 21, 2013 An Open Letter to Facebook: We, the undersigned, are writing to demand swift, comprehensive and effective action addressing the representation of rape and...
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Gender Policing the Vegan Woman
By Corey Lee Wrenn I have always used my Facebook account as a tool for social activism. Opening up oneself to the public world of the internet—a space created by men for men—can be dangerous for any...
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The Gentle Critique in Activist Spaces: A Newby’s First Year Journey on...
By Kimbo Grama Can the online become the lifeline? We’re told, it’s not possible; we’re told that that people we meet in online forums are not real. They’re fake friends and associates, whom we don’t...
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Critique and Beyond: The Draft as the Movement (A Postscript and a Prelude)
By Susannah Bartlow Lynn Richards The voice came from a small, weighted core in my chest—“hello?” As my eyelids dragged open I felt the wires—on my legs, my hips, my cheeks, my scalp. My usual...
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The Babies on Facebook
By Susan Harlan Today, the babies have no say. Image credit: http://www.multichanneluniversity.com The babies are abroad. They’re in Rome, or on the top of a mountain (in a fancy baby backpack), or on...
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#FergusonFridays: White Anti-Racism, Social Media, and the Problem of...
Since Michael Brown’s murder, the Internet has been abuzz with content focusing on what white people could and should do to counter racism. Others have noted what white people should stop doing, too....
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Facebook and Apple Want Your Unborn! Or, Why Corporations Should Keep Their...
By Sayantani DasGupta We all knew the Supreme Court Hobby Lobby decision earlier this year, which ruled that corporations with religious owners cannot be made to pay for insurance coverage of...
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