Given that Mitt Romney appears to be the current front runner in the Republican nomination (why can’t it be Gingrich?! He wants us to have a moon base, people), I wanted to take a look at his ever-changing views on abortion. As soon as you type “Mitt Romney abortion” into Google, Google will suggest you […]
Read More At Least Mitt Romney is Consistent About His Dedication to Flip FloppingThis week in The Bitchin’ Table KCorbs444 and Parklena analyze (and bitch) about the extreme and ceaseless measures women partake in to protect themselves from assault… as well as everyday life practices calling for women to deal with the issues men inflict. Inspired by a chain letter and their own experiences as college students, these […]
Read More Bitchin’ Table: Outrageous Defense of Our Female Bodies…Nothing gets by this over-thirty British journalist…well, almost nothing.
Read More Totally Awesome WomenYesterday the Virginia State Senate passed an invasive bill which would require people seeking abortions in Virginia to first have an ultrasound. Although women would not be forced to view their ultrasound (which some states do require), they would be encouraged to do so, and it would put an unnecessary fiscal and emotional burden on women […]
Read More Understanding the Surge of Anti-Choice Bills in VirginiaWe all know about the staples of the classic feminist movement, one of them being, bra burning. In the 1960’s many “radical” women protested male oppression through the disposal of feminine products, such as brasseries, fake eyelashes and heels. This movement, still active with vivid imagery of setting fire to the patriarchy, is iconic to […]
Read More Arab Spring: A revolution of lingerie?Hello readers! I’m thrilled to be returning to write regularly for you after a slightly longer than I intended hiatus from the blog. Before I get into the meat of the post (Queer Arts and what that means) I’d like to foreground it with where I and my mind have been for the past six […]
Read More In Search of Our Queer Gardens (?): My Search for Queer Artists.
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