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by Briyana Davis   On April 3rd, 2011, thousands of protestors hit the streets of Toronto, equipped with signs protesting the culture of victim blaming and slut shaming, with ‘slut’ written on their bodies, and dressed in clothing many would … Continue reading →

by Richard Gadsden House decided to tackle asexuals in a recent episode. It didn’t do a very good job. So, I have to admit, I don’t actually watch House. I used to be a big fan, but Dr. House’s constant … Continue reading →

Join us for the Equal Writes Re-Launch party, featuring Professor Jill Dolan,the director of the Program in Gender & Sexuality Studies and the author of the widely read blog, The Feminist Spectator. Professor Dolan will discuss the role blogging projects … Continue reading →

From Arlyn: “If you are: feminist, feminist-leaning, feminist-questioning, queer, homosex, interested in watching an amazing strip tease, curious about creative imaginings of Genesis, wondering what Eden might look like without Adam, a fan of jazz standards, super impressed when people … Continue reading →

by David Walters Last night, Twitter and various blogs lit up in response to the way Vogue Italia has chosen to title a certain style of earring. (The commotion is a bit belated; it seems the earrings have been online … Continue reading →

by Lydia Dallett The White House reported today that a compromise on the debt ceiling seems to be within reach, hopefully bringing to an end the drawn-out bickering that left us all feeling a bit disgusted and disappointed with the … Continue reading →

by David Walters Today while I waited in the doctor’s office, I got the chance to read this profile in the most recent Vanity Fair on our current Secretary of State and former presidential hopeful, Hillary Rodham Clinton. (I could … Continue reading →