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June 05, 2010 | Julie Zeilinger | Arts and culture, Feminism, Media
Support Women Artists Sunday: Helena Bonham Carter
Helena Bonham Carter, daughter of Raymond Bonham Carter, a merchant banker, and Elena Bonham Carter (née Propper de Callejón), a psychotherapist, was born in Golders Green, London, England on May 26, ...
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June 03, 2010 | Sarah Coggrave | Arts and culture, Media
Organs Grabbing
Organs grabbing My greedy little body It’s full of little hands Feed me now they shout at me You must meet our demands Every tiny organ Is pushing for its share I was first no me pick me Their finge...
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June 03, 2010 | Melissa Silverstein | Arts and culture
The Lilly Awards Honor Women in Theatre
Preempting the male bastion that dominates the Tony Awards, supporters of women playwrights took matters into their own hands, as Women and Hollywood blogger Melissa Silverstein explains.
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June 02, 2010 | Markita S | Arts and culture
The Music in the Bedroom
The whole thing starts with a sentence—not even—a word. As I sit on the scratchy, green couch, mashed up between Sara and Noah, I hear that word and I just feel… odd. It’s like all of me, my powdered ...
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June 01, 2010 | Julie Zeilinger | Feminism, Gender-based violence, Violence against women
My Click Moment
While I haven't read the actual "Click" book yet, reading Nellie's essay and the concept of the book as a whole really got me thinking about my own click moment - about when I knew I was a feminist. ...
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May 31, 2010 | Julie Zeilinger | Feminism, Media
Click: When We Knew We Were Feminists
Some of you may have already heard about the awesome new anthology "Click: When We Knew Were Feminists" edited by Courtney Martin and J. Courtney Sullivan. The FBomb is lucky enough (and let's just sa...
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May 30, 2010 | Haley S | Feminism, LGBTQIA, Misogyny, Politics
Language Matters
Barack Obama was my sisters 2010 University of Michigan commencement speaker. He was incredible, but he said one thing that I immediately had a negative reaction to. He said, "Through periods of great...
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May 29, 2010 | Christina L | Arts and culture, Feminism, Media, Violence against women
Support Women Artists Sunday: Emilie Autumn
Emilie Autumn is an American singer-songwriter, poet and musician. The Los Angeles-born musician is also eccentric and label-defying in the best possible way. As a young girl, it was Emilie´s dream t...
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May 27, 2010 | Kate S | Education, Feminism, Race/Ethnicity
Affirmative Action?
Maren H. wrote a great piece on the importance of feminism and focused on gender discrimination in hiring. It coincided with something that ticked me off today so here is my rant. As my tradition-bou...
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May 27, 2010 | Letty Chiwara | Education, Girls, International
I’ve Seen First Hand What CEDAW Can Do
The author, chief of the Africa Division of UNIFEM, explains the power of the UN treaty to eliminate discrimination against women—a potent tool that will only gain in strength with ratification by the United States.
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May 26, 2010 | Cat F | Education, Feminism, Science and tech
Female/Male Brain?
When I took an online 'female/male brain' quiz for class, it told me I have a male brain. I have a strong visuospatial sketchpad - I got nearly 100% on both an angles task and a rotation one. This is ...
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May 25, 2010 | Julie Zeilinger | Arts and culture, Feminism, Media
All The Way
Therese Shechter, the awesome documentarian who brought us I Was A Teenage Feminist, is it again, and this time she's tackling virginity with "How to Lose Your Virginity": Our new trailer! "How To ...
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May 24, 2010 | Allison Y | Arts and culture, Feminism
I Am Not
I am not: a helpless lamb. a damsel in distress. a glorified baby receptacle. a little flower incapable of thought. I am a philosopher, a scientist, an artist both in the visual and auditory re...
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May 24, 2010 | Megan Carpentier | Health, International
Global Moms Bill: An Opening for the Administration to Keep Its Promises?
President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton have voiced concern for women’s safety and health around the world. Legislation introduced this month in the House calls for specific steps to meet that commitment in regard to mothers dying in childbirth.
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May 23, 2010 | Nellie B | Feminism, LGBTQIA, Media
Prom and Assimilation
As a senior in high school, I am less than ecstatic about senior year and its attendant rites.  That’s right: it’s prom time. It’s a fortuitous year to be queer and prom-bound, as Constance McMillen ...
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May 22, 2010 | Nia T | Arts and culture, Media
Support Women Artists Sunday: Ellie Goulding
23 year old singer-songwriter Ellie Goulding recently topped the BBC’s Sound of 2010 poll and won the Critics Choice Awards at the BRITs and is tipped for big things. After learning to play folk music...
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May 20, 2010 | Julie Zeilinger | Feminism
The FBomb
Recently, I've been thinking a lot about what it means to be a feminist. Well, not recently, I pretty much always think about that, but more specifically how I define feminism and how it carries throu...
WMC News & Features
May 20, 2010 | Ellen Bravo | Feminism, Immigration
Women’s Stake in Fighting Arizona’s New Law
The author, a Women’s Media Center Progressive Women’s Voices alumna, reports back from a Mother’s Day delegation in Phoenix to protest the state’s treatment of immigrant women.
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May 19, 2010 | Helen H | Feminism, International, Religion
Belgian Burqa Ban
I just read an article about the vote in Belgium that led to a nationwide ban of wearing burqas in public. On one hand, I can see where people who are for the ban are coming from. The burqa does have...
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May 18, 2010 | Julie Zeilinger | Feminism, Politics
The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
One of the ultimate highlights of my middle experience was the concept of the "Window Trip." Our middle school, dedicated to giving us ignorant brats a broader view of the world, forced us onto a bus ...
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May 18, 2010 | Charlotte Bunch | Feminism, Health, International
Rhonda Copelon—An Architect of Feminist Human Rights Law
When Rhonda Copelon died this month of ovarian cancer, she was 65 and the influence of her ground-breaking legal career could be appreciated around the world. Here, adapted from a tribute at an awards ceremony last year, friend and colleague Charlotte Bunch describes her extraordinary personal and professional contributions.
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May 17, 2010 | Katherine C | Education, Feminism, Science and tech
Brilliance is Human
We’ve all read about the studies and statistics on girls in school- that we self-defeat in math and science, that we don’t speak up in class. That we’re afraid. But what about when our teachers and ...
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May 16, 2010 | Julie Zeilinger | Feminism, Gender-based violence, Misogyny, Online harassment, Science and tech, Violence against women
National Punch a Slut Day
The facebook trolls who think they're hilarious for their misogynistic groups and events are at it again, folks! Some FBomb readers and a recent Jezebel article alerted me to a series of "slut punchi...
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May 15, 2010 | Julie Zeilinger | Feminism, Media
Support Women Artists Sunday: Electrik Emily
Electrik Emily is a 26 year old rock musician, blogger, and all around "women in music" buff, currently living in Seattle, WA. Born in rural Pennsylvania, her musical career began as a rebellious tee...
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May 14, 2010 | Marissa B | Feminism
Swearing
I guess I should tell you (being the reader) about me. I'm not going to say my name and school and age, because then I might as well just give you my social security number and blood type and invite y...
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