http://www.brittanyshoot.com/archives/61
Rumor 2: I am a failure if I’m not asked to “guest blog.” Sorry, I was never into nepotism, and no, I would not be honored to spend my afternoon linking to a bunch of other “feminist” blog posts because you need ad revenue and are too busy to post that shit yourself. Spreading my […]
to follow up on what I wrote last night, I wrote this to a friend but ended up sending it to a more public forum:
So, I went to the feminist book club meeting last night. We’d read Alexandra Robbins’ insider account of sororities. I had to laugh, of the twelve women in the room only […]
returning to the sean bell nuttiness, which i happened to blunder across again because i was reading yet another blowout in bloglandia. this time it was over the wrong-just-wrong-wrong-wrong statements made about women of color, specifically blackamazon, brownfemipower, and sylvia, who were called drama queens on the womanist musings blog.
i clicked on a link […]
ha ha. reading further in the comments, as the comments keep spinning out of control, off of the issue at hand, people start talking about the limitations of time.
Lauren writes: http://www.feministe.us/blog/archives/2009/03/02/who-gets-to-say-what-part-ii-blog-hierarchies/
Now a few years out, working full time, over time, the primary breadwinner of the family, the boy is in school and has homework and […]
oh. that’s rich: http://www.feministe.us/blog/archives/2009/03/02/who-gets-to-say-what-part-ii-blog-hierarchies/
Lauren points out that Mandy and Brittany, the women at the center of the spat in bloglandia mentioned by BFP, are the same women who were highly critical of Jessica Valenti’s Full Frontal Feminism. I remember posting about how their criticism was clearly using women of color in order to hash out […]
boy. after reading around bloglandia re: that blowout brownfemipower mentioned, there’s a lot of stuff i’dliketo rant about — including how disturbed i am that radicals are viewing vegetable gardening as a form of liberation. feh. meanwhile, i came across this statement:
“There’s often talking about “unpacking the knapsack” and various methods for examining and critiquing […]
“My community has a problem with homophobia, but we aren’t the only ones. African Americans are but 12 percent of the population. We have neither the numbers nor the power, given our history in this country, to disenfranchise another group. Blaming us for what is an American ill–as prevalent in, say, white Tripoli, Iowa, as […]
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