Feminism Head Lice, Red Flags, and Emotional Abuse
An anonymous reader on realizing the extent of emotional abuse in her marriage, and deciding to leave it.
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Feminism Women Who Cook: Dismantling the Myth of the Bitch in the Kitchen
Lilian Min on female professional chefs, amateur cooks, and the world in which they work.
Feminism Unconvincing Hymns of the Temperance Army
Hannah Notess on some of the less-inspiring hymns of the temperance movement.
Feminism Let’s Name More Canadian High Schools After Women
Lindsey Palka on the dearth of Canadian high schools that are named after women. (The Queen and Mary, Mother of Jesus notwithstanding.)
Feminism Link Roundup!
The Toast presents a selection of delightful information in the form of a link roundup.
Cartoons & Comics Real Thoughts About Real Interactions with Real People at San Diego Comic-Con
Kendra James reports on her best-of-times, worst-of-times experience at San Diego Comic-Con 2015 with both grace and wit.
Feminism “Where’s My Cut?”: On Unpaid Emotional Labor
Jess Zimmerman, wryly, on the unpaid emotional labor she and other women perform for men, and why it has value.
Feminism Bree Newsome and the Myth of the Strong Black Woman
"There are far too many examples of black women who have been strong when they had no other choice. We've had to fight when our own needs were cast away."
Family Remembering Loretta Saunders: A MMIW Story
Delilah Saunders on her sister Loretta, one of Canada's MMIW.
Feminism A Cup of Pennyroyal Tea
Kaye Wierzbicki on pennyroyal, an herb with abortifacient properties that captured the attention of 19th-century medical writers and literary authors alike.
Feminism On #YesAllWomen, One Year Later
One year after #YesAllWomen, its creator, Kaye M., reflects on the viral hashtag, its impact, and how it shook both her life and her sense of safety.
Books On Harriet Vane and Lord Peter Wimsey: An Essay with Personal Interruptions
Mo Moulton explores the relationship between Dorothy L. Sayers' Harriet Vane and Lord Peter Wimsey, and what it means to have an equal relationship.
Feminism Selling Sneakers with Feminist Poetry: An Interview with Janet Champ
Rebecca Huval talks with Janet Champ about Champ's legendary ads for Nike, working in the advertising world, and some of her current projects.
Feminism Looking Back: Fragments From Women’s Shelters (1981 – 1996)
Vignettes from the years Joanne McAlpine spent working at women's shelters and lobbying for funding of the same.
Feminism Gal Science: What Is Female Brain?
Jane C. Hu on the science and pseudoscience of the female brain.
