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Happy Day After Blog for Choice Day
Via morchades.
Blogging for Choice
When people say “choice” the first thing we tend to think of is abortions. Me, I’m never going to get an abortion — unless the universe really hates me, that is. You see, when I was 23 I got my … Continue reading
Happy National Coming Out Day
Hopefully I’m still in time. The timezone stuff is weird.
Posted in Carnivals, Blog Against -ism Days, etc., Queer Issues, USA
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Racial issues in Resident Evil 5: Link Roundup
Since today’s my long day at school, for day four of International Blog Against Racism Week I’m going to do a link roundup of some of the discussion that’s been going on about Resident Evil 5. The primary reason for … Continue reading
Video games and the usual amount of racism
For day three of International Blog Against Racism Week, I want to look specifically why games, such as many of the prior Resident Evil ones, haven’t received as much criticism as, say, Resident Evil 5 has. So, why aren’t critiques … Continue reading
Who's the one arguing in bad faith?
This week is International Blog Against Racism Week (hat tip to Oyce for the icon). I actually contributed to day one without meaning to, posting a quick rebuttal to the claim that the no one complained about the previous games … Continue reading
Covers that make me say, "I want to play that!"
Over at Yudhishthira’s Dice, Brand poses the question: Ladies, what RPG covers (or interiors) have you seen that involve a woman in the art that make you say, “I want to play that†or, just as good “I want to … Continue reading
Covers Women Want to See Meme
Whether it be those tiresome Girlfriend Lists or those hideous pinkified “girl games”, we women have been told time and time again what we want out of games and gaming. But how often are we asked to be the experts … Continue reading
Blog For Choice Day – Links, and a story of my own.
So, January 22 was Blog for Choice Day, and aside from a slight gripe about the US-centrism of the choice of date (the anniversary of Roe v. Wade), talking about the importance of reproductive freedom is, well, important. And there’s … Continue reading
Feminist SF Carnival – Call for Submissions
The Ninth Feminist SF Carnival will be hosted at the League of Substitute Superheroes (part of Girl-Wonder.org). Call for submissions can be found here.
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