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Category Archives: Loving Our Bodies
Why are body politics important? [Loving Our Bodies, Part 4]
If I had a penny for every time I’ve seen people, both men and women, call issues such as shaving “petty” or otherwise mock them when someone brings up the double standard as an example of why we aren’t equal, … Continue reading
"If I were [x] I wouldn't do that!" [Loving Our Bodies, Part 3]
It’s summer again in Japan, which means torrential downpours, blisteringly hot days, and enough humidity to make you feel like you need to shower again right after you step out of the house. It is not weather that is conducive … Continue reading
Posted in Gender Caste, Loving Our Bodies, Series, The Beauty Myth
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My Story [Loving Our Bodies, Part 2]
While I agree with him that it’s not fair that women are expected to remove all of that hair while men are not expected to. Whatever way you look at it, is unnecessary and well just not fair. Why is … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Gender Cultism, Loving Our Bodies, Series
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Introduction [Loving Our Bodies, Part 1]
For International Women’s Day, kristy has put up a wonderful and thought-provoking post. So thought-provoking, in fact, that my comment turned into a post which turned into a series. This is the introduction of that series. First off, let’s look … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Gender Cultism, Loving Our Bodies, Series
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