Tag Archives: feminism

Wednesday Wonderings, WTF’s and Sound Bites.

The Church of Scien­to­logy is on trial in France, accu­sed of “tar­ge­ting vul­ne­ra­ble peo­ple for com­mer­cial gain”. I’m not an expert on Scien­to­logy, know little of it except that Greta Van Sus­te­ren  —  FOX news semi talking-head for­merly of CNN  —  is one, as is her hus­band John Coale, a high ran­king Scien­tio­lo­gist and trial law­yer, was appoin­ted by

No LipStick For Dora the Explorer Please

You might assume I have bet­ter things to worry about than Dora the Explorer’s (link) meta­morpho­ses into a tween fashio­nista as she follows her aging vie­wers into tween-hood. You’d be right. I’m not worried about it, but it is going to be inte­res­ting to watch the media’s influence over yet another gene­ra­tion of tele­vi­sion

Blogging For Choice

Today is the 36th anni­ver­sary of Roe v Wade.
The theme this year, and rightly so, is “what is your top pro-choice hope for Pre­si­dent Obama and/or the new Con­gress”?
My hope is that our legis­la­tu­res and our lea­der recog­ni­zes the right of a women to make deci­sions about her own phy­si­cal situa­tion. As we

Shoot The Messenger Please

A Huff Po post about an inter­view (show, per­for­mance piece, who the fuck knows), Lizz Wins­tead did with Tra­cie Egan and Moe Tka­cik, two wri­ters from Jeze­bel.
Lizz is dis­tres­sed about this inter­view, an inter­view in which two women she thought were cle­ver, funny, insight­ful, and inte­lli­gent were none of the above. As a mat­ter