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Blogging Feminism: (Web)Sites of Resistance

By on May 3, 2007

A group of feminist bloggers are writing at the new Scholar & Feminist Online blog “Blogging Feminism: (Web)Sites of Resistance”. Pam Spaulding, Amanda Marcotte, Echidne, Samhita, Jill, Morgaine Swann, Melissa McEwan, and Jessica Valenti have teamed up to meta-blog about women in blogging.

Posts so far include “We Know: The Personal is Political“, “Blogging While Female In A Male-Dominated Blogosphere“, and “Borderline Trolling on Feminist Blogs“.

Check it out.

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One response to “Blogging Feminism: (Web)Sites of Resistance”

  1. tigtog
    tigtog May 5, 2007 at 7:43 pm | *

    One for the blogroll, methinks! I like the idea of a joint venture with the academic online communities and the blogging communities.

    I especially like the idea of feminist blogs as successors to the 70s consciousness-raising groups.

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