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Feminism: The Men Arrive!
The arrival of the guys signifies a sea change for feminism in which the conversation has been transformed.
Why You Need to Know About a Gross Thing Called “GamerGate” – and the Women Who Fight It
We can learn a lot about the future of culture wars from a “movement” of video game players angry about efforts to make gaming more welcoming for women.
Against Carceral Feminism
Relying on state violence to curb domestic violence only ends up harming the most marginalized women.
“Women Are Being Driven Offline”: Feminist Anita Sarkeesian Terrorized for Critique of Video Games
Anita Sarkeesian, a prominent feminist critic of video games, was forced to cancel a speech at Utah State University last week after she received death threats.
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Neoliberal Feminists Don’t Want Women to Organize
In today's political climate, we must be wary of claims that feminism is best served by increasing the power of individual.
Talking Black Writers, “Bring Back Our Girls” and All the Buzz About Bridgett M. Davis’ New Book
Eisa Ulen talks with filmmaker and author Bridgett Davis, whose beautiful novel begins in 1987 Detroit and follows its protagonist on a journey to Lagos.
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The GOP Continues Its Condescending Outreach to Female Voters
Talking down to women isn't just a Texas GOP thing.
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Domestic Violence Center Stage
What boys see and hear modeled toward women in their lives and from their football heroes and what men see and hear modeled toward women in service, is what …
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Nonviolent Men: The New Silent Majority
Profeminist men hold the simple “radical” belief that gender and sexual equality are fundamental democratic goals and that women and men should each have the same rights and opportunities.
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Gains for Women are Going Backward Due to Failure of National and International Leadership: Nordic Women’s Conference
As conservative agendas of governments around the world decrease the opportunities for women, it is vitally important that women work in solidarity with those still struggling for basic human …