Your summer reading list is actually really important.
Well, we’re knee deep in summer, and if you’re in school or a teacher, the past school year is nothing but a distant, fuzzy memory, and next year is so […]
Tag Archives: sexism
4 ways to have the most feminist flight ever
Okay, so I’m sitting here at the airport, killing time before my flight home to NJ, and I just realized how anti-feminist flying can be. I mean, seriously, think about […]
Friday listicle round-up: Can men be feminists?
So, every now and then I get a question from a male friend about whether or not men can be feminists. I’m planning on writing a more involved post aobut […]
No, really, I promise: Patriarchy hurts everybody
A while back I wrote a post about how patriarchy hurts everybody. See, it seems like every now and then, we feminists are made to feel like we have to […]
Friday Listicle Round-Up: Girls Edition!
Today’s listicle round-up is centered around girls; I’m working on a post about working with toddlers, so today’s round-up is following that theme.
Monday listicle round-up
Happy Monday! Happy November! Things here are still busy – I may have found a new place to live, I rocked a homemade minion costume this weekend at a Halloween […]
Halloween Listicle Round-Up!
Hi all! You may have noticed that I haven’t posted anything this week. It’s been a crazy busy one – I’m trying to find somewhere to live, so I’ve been […]
I really wanted to be on board with Emma Watson’s #HeForShe speech.
I love hashtags. I really do. I love the way they let me connect with people on Twitter that I might not otherwise reach, the way they let me make […]
Patriarchy hurts everybody.
One of the big misperceptions about feminism is that it only worries about issues that affect girls and women. While it does often focus on those needs, the overarching aim […]
What’s in a name?
So, as many of you know, I’m in the US this week for a wedding. Not only am I really excited for the happy couple, but I’m also excited because […]
I was a high-school feminist 