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Category Archives: Feminism
Why All Bloggers Should Care About BookCon’s Lack of Diversity
Book Expo America (“BEA”) is the leading North American publishing event, bringing publishers, authors, distributors and readers together in one location, the force of which sets standards for the whole publishing industry. In an attempt to bring more readers to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Essays, Featured, Feminism, LGBT/Queer Politics, My Writing Elsewhere, Politics, Racial Politics
Tagged BlogHer, BookCon, books, diversity
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Misogyny and MakeUp, a.k.a. If You Want to be an Ally, Stop Talking and Listen
Oh Facebook. The land where radical feminists live next to redneck farmers, miles apart from each other in every way, but still neighbors on my status feed. I love the diverse opinions it brings. I love the dialogue and chances … Continue reading
I Was Interviewed by DJ Paris, Listen Here
Listening to my voice talking on the radio feels like intellectual masturbation. I could get used to this. Which is a good thing, because I’m starting a Queerie Bradshaw podcast soon! I’ll give you all more information on that when … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Families, BDSM/kink, Featured, Feminism, Headline, Interview, Interviews of Queerie Bradshaw, Legal Issues/ The Law, LGBT/Queer Politics, Other, Personal, Politics, Radio/Podcasts, The Podcast, Trans/Genderqueer/Gender Non-conformity
Tagged Bloggers are Weird, podcast, Thoughts from Paris
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My Dad and Guy Kawasaki, a.k.a. The Importance of Talking About Feminism and Stereotyping
Right after the whole titcircle debacle, I was sent a link to an article on the Huffington Post written by Peg Fitzpatrick called “Words Have Power, Use Them Wisely.” Peg Fitzpatrick is the assistant to Guy Kawasaki, one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Families, Essays, Events, Featured, Feminism, Headline, LGBT/Queer Politics, Off Our Chests, Opinions, Personal, Politics
Tagged Andrew, BlogHer, BlogHer13, cancer, Family, fat, fear, feature, featured, feminism, feminist, gay, grief, personal, personal story, relationships, sexism, shame
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My Cleavage is a Big Deal, a.k.a. A Hate Blog Posted A Picture of My Boobs from BlogHer13 As an Example of Unprofessional Behavior
When I was a kid, I got in trouble quite frequently. I was highly outspoken, realizing early on that I didn’t have to listen to what others told me to do, that I could form my own thoughts and make … Continue reading
Posted in Body Positivity, Essays, Events, Featured, Feminism, Headline, LGBT/Queer Politics, Off Our Chests, Opinions, Personal, Politics, Rants
Tagged body image, fat, fear, featured, feelings, feminist, personal, personal story, plus-size, queer, shame
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In Honor of National Clitoris Day: How Cocks Helped Me Understand Clits
Today is National Clitoris Day! I have no idea why it’s today and not everyday. I also have no idea if this is a real thing or just something I celebrate, but somewhere along the line I was told that … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, LGBT/Queer Politics, Sex, Trans/Genderqueer/Gender Non-conformity
Tagged advice, clitoris, gay, lesbian, National Clitoris Day, personal, Sex, sexed
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Off Our Chests: A Well Placed Dollar Bill, aka When Is Being Given a Tip Insulting?
Last night, a well-meaning yet slightly tipsy older lesbian tried to place a folded stack of five dollar bills in my pants as a thank you for helping with an event. I said no, but she insisted, pulling down my … Continue reading
My Pill Popping Problem, aka I Keep Forgetting I’m Back on Birth Control
Because I was having complete emotional breakdowns and tragic bouts of depression right before my period each and every month, my therapist and I thought going on birth control might help regulate my hormones and make life a bit less … Continue reading
Posted in Confessions, Featured, Feminism, Headline
Tagged birth control, emotional health, featured, medicine
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Gagging the Victim, aka Why a Louisville Teen Being Fined for Tweeting Her Convicted Rapists’ Names is Bullshit
[Editor’s note: According to Huffington Post, the charges against Savannah Dietrich have been dropped.] Over the weekend, I read an article on Jezebel about a teen who is facing contempt of court charges for tweeting the names of the boys … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Legal Issues/ The Law, Off Our Chests, Politics, Rants
Tagged legal, rape, sexual assault, victim's rights
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Yahoo’s New CEO is Pregnant?! Gasp! What Now?!
I hope you picked up on the sarcastic tone of the title above. I guess I’m not surprised at the fact that this is even considered “news” due to the lack of respect of intelligent women in this man-made world. … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Off Our Chests, Opinions, People, Rants
Tagged mariss mayer, pregnancy, working woman, yahoo
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