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Big Fat Carnival: First Edition
The first edition of the Big Fat Carnival is out today at Alas, a blog. Themes include health, body image, fat-hating culture, fat and gender, and more.
Posted in Carnivals, Blog Against -ism Days, etc.
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Radical Women of Color Carnival: 1st Edition at Reappropriate
The first edition of the Radical Women of Color Carnival is now out at Reappropriate. The carnival discusses: the internet and the power of blogging, resolving race, Coretta Scott King, poetry, abortion, privilege, comfort women, and more.
Posted in Carnivals, Blog Against -ism Days, etc.
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Feminism through Fandom
Via Fanthropology, LJ user Schemingreader has written a great two-parter on Something Good About Fandom and Women Writing Slash: An Idiosyncratically Feminist Meditation. In her first essay, Schemingreader discusses “challenging mass media hegemonic discourse” and passive viewing through fandom. She … Continue reading
Attractiveness, Disabilities, and Feminism
There is a post on feminist_rage today on a topic I haven’t read about before: the intersection of ablism, sexism, and attractiveness. LiveJournal user mahlia miles writes about being a conventionally attractive woman using a wheelchair, faced with chivalry and … Continue reading
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