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Dilemmas of Desire, Deborah Tolman
In Dilemmas of Desire: Teenage Girls Talk about Sexuality, developmental psychologist Deborah Tolman examines the cultural messages around female sexuality through one-on-one interviews with adolescent girls. Tolman is co-founder of SPARK, an intergenerational, girl-fueled movement-building organization dedicated to challenging the … Continue reading
This Girl Is on Fire.
Reblogged from Pop Culture Pirate: Meryl Streep and Hilary Clinton snap photos with Meryl’s iPhone at the Kennedy Center State Dinner, Saturday December 1st in Washington D.C Source. Read more… 7 more words These pictures are gorgeous and uplifting.
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The Glamorous Lure of Hollywood Violence
Published by the Women’s Media Center It is tempting to view the recent string of violent massacres in our country as senseless, isolated incidents perpetrated by troubled individuals. When we view the shootings through this lens, we absolve ourselves … Continue reading
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Tagged Aurora, College Station, entertainment industry, gun control, gun rights, gun violence, guns, second amendment, shooting, shootings, violence, weapons
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Why Bad Sex Is Good—On HBO’s “Girls”
Published by the Women’s Media Center The new HBO series “Girls” chronicles the experiences of four girlfriends living in New York City. So comparisons to “Sex and the City”—that other HBO series that chronicled four women living in NYC—were inevitable. … Continue reading
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Tagged Girls, HBO, Katie Roiphe, Lena Dunham, Sex and the City
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State-Sanctioned Shaming and the Battle for Reproductive Rights
My piece from last month, published by the Women’s Media Center and Moms Rising. For almost all American women, reproductive rights are not mere fodder for political debate. Rather, they encompass highly personal decisions. Do I want to get pregnant? Do I … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, birth control, contraception, IUD, Reproductive rights, war on women
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Stone Butch Blues, Leslie Feinberg
Stone Butch Blues is a novel by activist and author Leslie Feinberg and tells the story of Jess Goldberg, a Jewish girl growing up in 1960s Buffalo, NY. From a young age, Jess is confronted with the question, “boy or … Continue reading
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Tagged 1993, activism, butch, fiction, lesbian fiction, Leslie Feinberg, LGBTQ, Stone Butch Blues
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