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Doing It Like Men: Did “Sex and the City” Really Revolutionize Sex On TV?
Having sex and liking it was the one thing that Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha, and Miranda had in common.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: Republican-Appointed Judges Mean Longer Sentences for Black Americans
Judges who were appointed by Republican presidents hand out longer jail sentences to Black people than to white people, according to a new study.
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Adventures in Feministory: Women in the U.S. Military
These women may not be pop icons, but they certainly deserve time in the spotlight for their noted “firsts,” some welcoming, some not.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: "The Tale" is Honest, Unflinching, and Timely
The Tale captures what it’s like to teeter on the brink of adolescence — and it manages to respect both its young protagonist’s agency and her older self’s sense of justice.
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“The Misandrists” Offers a Muddled Critique of Radical Feminism
Is it possible to lampoon radical feminism and celebrate it at the same time?
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Douchebag Decree: The NFL Sold Its Soul to Trump
The real reason for the NFL’s new national anthem policy? Trump.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: Harvey Weinstein Turned Himself in
Harvey Weinstein surrendered to authorities to face sex assault charges in connection with an attack on a student actress.
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Backtalk: Racists, Stop Calling The Cops
This week, Dahlia and Amy talk about the spate of incidents of racists calling the police on Black people and POC doing everyday things. When Black and Indigenous people took up space at a Starbucks, enjoyed themselves at a park BBQ, and went on a campus visit at a university, anxious white racists... Read more »
Irish Uprising: A Country’s Vote on Abortion Will Change Everything
Ireland is set to hold a referendum on its abortion laws for the first time since 1983.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: The "Jessica Jones" Cast On Season 2 and #MeToo
The team gathered for a Q+A at Netflix’s FYSEE panel event to discuss the show’s themes of trauma and PTSD, as well as the decision to have season two directed entirely by women.
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