We here at OS.CB blog against sexism all the time, but we know not everyone does. But, really, everyone should. Or at least they should on March 8, which is Blog Against Sexism Day. Vegankid commands you (and so do I!).

What is this Blog against-whatsit? From the official page:

Inspired by the Blog Against Racism Day in December, it was decided that for at least one day we would try to focus the blogosphere on another evil: sexism. While those that write about sexism on a regular basis are gladly asked to join in, we enourage those that never or rarely talk about this important topic to join in. There are no guidelines. All that is asked is that you write at least a little something against sexism. We especially encourage men to challenge themselves and write about the topic.

If I can get off my butt and get a post ready for March 8, then so can you.

Mind the Gap has just put up issue 9 of the Feminist carnival. Topics include: Feminism, Issues That Matter, and The Body.

The Carnival of Bent Attractions #3 is up over at daily dose of queer. No topics this time, but a whole range of posts from what not to say to a trans person to Hollywood’s heterosexual agenda.

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.

Gendergeek has just put up issue 8 of the Feminist carnival. Topics include: Labour market, Domestic labour, Culture and aesthetics, The geeks, Gaming and fanfic, Discrimination against lesbian women, Blogging for Choice, Relationships and singleness, Sex-positivity and porn, Violence and religion, and Farewell.

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.

Lauren of feministe has just put up issue 7 of the Feminist carnival. Topics include: Abortion, Art, Beauty, Being, Blogging, Burlesque, Celebrity Gossip, Comics, Consumer Culture, Dating, Games, Humor, Media, Movies, Poetry, Pregnancy and Parenthood, Science, Sex, Sexual Assault, Television, and Video Games.

The Carnival of Bent Attractions 2nd Ed. is up over at Winter Woods’ blog, Desperate Kingdoms. Topics include: identity, gender, homophobia, religion, marriage, art and film.

In an effort to be a good little blogger, I’m going to try to start keeping abreast of new carnival issues. With any luck, this won’t go the way of Sunday Link Blogging.

Jenn of reappropriate has just put up issue 6 of the Feminist carnival. Topics include: The Intersection of Race and Gender, Media Imagery in Hollywood and Pop Culture, and Tapas of the Feminists.