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9/11/2007
Remembering.
Only Monied Feminists Allowed to Ponder 9/11
I did a brief search of what came up if you Google “feminism and 9/11” or “a feminist perspective of 9/11.” There are two surprises that should not be surprising: 1) There isn’t much2) What is available – you gotta pay for it Now, I’m no fool. I know that writers and thinkers need to […]
It Came and Went
Summer seemed to come and go with such force and speed this year. I am ready. I am ready to let go of the heat, the shorts, the slick skin and over-mayonnaised macaroni salad. I took this picture a few months ago and I remember that June night, the air smelled so fresh. I wondered […]
When FLIPS get a what what
Check out #6 postcard here AND especially the reply. HOllllla.
Goodbye to Summer
It’s only official in our books: Summer is Over. Wedding season is over, thus our travels calm down a bit. And as Nick said today, “Classes have started, today I had to wear a sweatshirt, and football is on. There. It’s Fall.” Agreed. I stayed put last weekend while Nick partied it up in Akron […]
Jena Now? Jena Now.
I mean, seriously, I need to to calm myself down, after reading truths like that. I am reminded that half the disappointment I feel in life is because I believe and expect others will act truthfully. Not so. Not even close. Big Media may not understand, but you should if you are reading this: journalism […]
Brown Beauty
If you’ve never visited the Happy Slip, there’s no way you could understand Filipina humor. Christine, a filipina vlogger, creates the best videos about her family, fiction drama, and whatever she feels like doing. She’s fab and I love her to death. This particular video, Brown Beauty, should resonate particularly with Filipinas worldwide, “It will […]
The Quasi-Sensationalizing of the Bra: Discussing the Great Divide in Feminist Discourse
One thing that I cannot stand is an overflow of seriousness. Somber nods and monolithic talking sticks. Good lawd, get me out. I realize that one cannot be guffawing and slapping their thighs when considering profound ideas; vision times take to understand, learning requires focus and diligence. I get it. We do need the somber […]