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Class, accessibility, and rebranding feminism
Reblogged from the feminist anthropologist: Captain Obvious has brought the news to us this weekend: abortion is not the cause of society's ills and feminists are not all man-hating, childless,...
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How to Survive Scholastic Books for Girls
A plump, juicy bite of USDA Grade A prime time Sexism for your delectation: Oh! and um…Scholastic Books. Yeah, you. Stay the fuck away from my daughters. BOYS ONLY: How to Survive Anything! Table of...
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This is wonderful!
Reblogged from blue milk: We have to get this film to cinemas. I want to see it. DEAR WHITE PEOPLE follows the stories of four black students at an Ivy League college where a riot breaks out over a...
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“The Nature” (of Women)
I am not going to make claims about the nature of women (hence the strange punctuation in the title), and I will say a little about why not at the end of this post. Instead, I am going to talk about...
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Sapphire Unbound: A Black Womanist Scholar Speaks her Mind: “Project...
I first encountered Dr. Jordan-Zachery when she followed me on twitter. I checked out her blog, and it is fantastic and very important. She is insightful, and she often has guest bloggers who add...
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“My Lethal Weapon’s my Mind”
Ice-T, Juan Williams, Tipper Gore, Jello Biafra and Nelson George, all on the Oprah Winfrey Show (circa 1990) discussing the influence of rap music on white teenagers. Alright, alright. That’s not...
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Sally Haslanger on Gender
How to understand gender is a complicated issue that has not been settled in any conclusive or definitive way. And it is not my goal here to enter this discussion. For now, I wish only to describe...
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The pathology of white privilege
Reblogged from Feminist Philosophers: A long video by Tim Wise; worth having in your collection I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but I know Tim Wise and his work. White people! Watch it!
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Structural Inequality
My approach to working up this difficult and abstract concept is to specify a simple social context from which a structural inequality emerges. Using this example, I will describe a general picture...
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