Weekly Reader

by tigtog on February 8, 2009

in Life, blogging, fun & hobbies, gender & feminism

Optimistic title, but I aim to do it.

Below is a sample of posts that I’ve shared this week on my Google reader:

* By Their Own Hand
from ECHIDNE OF THE SNAKES
* Mr. Manners: David Brooks on Polite Behavior
from ECHIDNE OF THE SNAKES
* You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide, from the Fat-Hating…
from Shakesville
* Impossibly Beautiful
from Shakesville
* London’s only Rape Crisis Centre faces closure, as…
from The F-Word Blog
* Maybe Just Cut Away the Useless Bits and Leave the Babymaking Bits
from Shakesville
* Real men & rape
from The F-Word Blog (see also Cara’s take on Feministe)
* Shouldn’t What’s Best for Your Uterus Really Be Left to a Man to Decide?
from Shakesville by Melissa McEwan
* “Please don’t divorce us”
from Salon: Broadsheet by Kate Harding
* BBC and sexism – why it’s more complicated than that
from The F-Word Blog by Louise Livesey
* GUEST POST: WHEN THEY WERE CURVY*
from Sociological Images by InfamousQBert
* OK we’ll talk about it if we must
from blue milk
* Jessica and Kate
from Shakesville by William K Wolfrum
* On Feminism and Being Constructive
from The Curvature by Cara
* The Bank of England dress code and more
from The F-Word Blog by Jess McCabe

Back to the title: I want to start doing this every week, not least because then next year it will be a great starting point for the FemmoStroppo Retrospective (which we have not forgotten about for 2008, promise). So if I don’t do it, feel free to nag me in the weekly Otterday Thread.

More roundups from Lauren at Feministe and Ann at Feministing

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Pen February 8, 2009 at 3:25 pm

Thanks tigtog. Brilliant idea.

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