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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: A Very Special Edition
Reads on reads on reads. By women. About women. For everyone.
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Reigning from the Ground: The Gravity of Soledad O’Brien
There isn’t one way to describe Soledad O’Brien’s successes; they’re like vines—woven and connected, multitudinous and plentiful.
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Backtalk: Good, Bad & Problematic at The Oscars
This week, Dahlia and Amy are back to grumble and celebrate the Academy Awards. They dig into the limits of #MeToo in an industry that would continue to celebrate known abusers Gary Oldman and Kobe Bryant and overlook Ryan Seacrest’s abusive behavior so he can stay on the red carpet... Read more »
Blackout Goals: How Sports Media Locks Out Women Athletes
By not covering women who are playing sports, sports media is making it impossible for people to invest in leagues and women athletes.
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Adventures in Feministory: Women's Comics of the '70s and '80s
San Francisco was home to more than a few alternative cartoonists, and when women found out what a boy’s club the scene seemed to be, they took matters into their own hands.
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Courtroom Fantasies: Legal Fiction Has An Atticus Finch Problem
Representations of the legal sphere are still dictated by a very narrow definition of what it means to work in law.
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The Pleasure Dome: You Can Say Yes to Pornography and Accountability
Ideally, porn is a spark for, and an extension of, a vibrant sexual imagination.
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When Women Are Always the Heel: WWE’s Attitude Era Mistreated Women In Service of Ratings
The Attitude Era’s tidal wave of toxic masculinity still poisons the WWE.
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Ratings Gold: Women Showrunners Are Ushering In TV’s Golden Age
Joy Press presents the “golden age” through the lens of the women who are creating it.
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