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Who are these feminists? A call for discussion

Who are these feminists? A call for discussion

By Helen on January 24, 2013

Do Western feminists condone sexism and misogyny in other countries because of cultural relativism? If so, who are they and what are they actually saying? This article came out following the brutal gang rape of the student [name redacted] on a bus in Delhi, and repeats a popular truism which I’ve been meaning to write [...]

Posted in culture wars, gender & feminism, Politics, social justice | Tagged cultural sensitivity, intersectionality, not a hivemind, solidarity | 25 Responses

Lazy vicious marginalisation from Vagenda at New Statesman

Lazy vicious marginalisation from Vagenda at New Statesman

By tigtog on October 24, 2012

My feminism will be intersectional or it will be bullshit.
~ Flavia Dzodan, on Tiger Beatdown 2011/10/10

Are you noting a distinct lack of attribution there from Vagenda, for an ‘oft-quoted phrase’ which is easily googled as to its source?

As if that wasn’t bad enough, here’s what happened next:

Posted in ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, language, social justice | Tagged appropriation, intersectionality, marginalisation | 4 Responses

Anti-racist awareness and denial within progressive spaces

Anti-racist awareness and denial within progressive spaces

By tigtog on May 26, 2011

Two very important posts on anti-oppression conversations that so often implode and intersectional goals that end up not being reached. I’m bookmarking these.

Posted in ethics & philosophy, social justice | Tagged activism/charity, intersectionality, race & racism | 21 Responses

Intersectionality and Privilege: Addressing the Squishy Bits

Intersectionality and Privilege: Addressing the Squishy Bits

By Beppie on October 6, 2010

Not all questions have clear answers. Sometimes, there is no “right” answer. Sometimes, every “right” answer carries a little bit of wrong in it too. This is especially true when we take a feminist approach informed by intersectionality; a feminism informed by the knowledge that privilege operates in a multitude of ways, that different types [...]

Posted in Culture, ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, language, Politics, social justice, Sociology | Tagged appropriation, class, disability, feminists, intersectionality, mental illness, privilege, social change | 32 Responses

Blegging: links for FF101 FAQ on Intersectionality

By tigtog on November 23, 2009

I’m finally back in an FAQ-writing headspace, and one on Intersectionality is long overdue. I have a few links, but I could do with more! Please feed the FAQ. Related posts: Blegging: Name Orlando’s Book Intersectionality and Privilege: Addressing the Squishy Bits Weekend Links: A Day In The Life Brainstorming alert Links post: authoritarian childrearing [...]

Posted in gender & feminism, social justice | Tagged blogging, intersectionality | 3 Responses

Law & Order: “Dignity”, Worth, and the Medical Model of Disability

By Lauredhel on October 29, 2009

[x-posted from FWD/Forward: Feminists With Disabilities] As a feminist, I am pro-choice. Abortion should be safe, legal, and accessible. As a feminist, I look at more than whether single, individual women have access to abortion. There is a much broader reproductive justice framework that must be scrutinised, critiqued and repaired so that all women have [...]

Posted in arts & entertainment, ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, medicine, social justice | Tagged dignity, disability, intersectionality, reproductive justice, reviews, telly | 25 Responses

Ask the Hoydenizens: How to respond to the bootstrappers?

By Lauredhel on September 26, 2008

Sabina wrote: A few days ago I was having a conversation with one of my noob-to-feminism friends about feminism and intersectionality. At one point in the conversation he said something that was pretty much the equivalent of, “In my experience [as an upper-middle-class, white, cisgendered, able-bodied, heterosexual male], people just need to pull themselves up [...]

Posted in gender & feminism, social justice | Tagged bigotry, disability, intersectionality, race & racism, sexuality and health | 19 Responses

I Write Letters

By Lauredhel on June 12, 2008

Dear etc, “I have contacted the IAS admin about access to this conference before, as well as about access to the Disability Inclusion seminar, and was rebuffed each time. I am contacting you again in the hope that you have had an opportunity to re-think. As a feminist blogger and someone who has worked closely [...]

Posted in education, gender & feminism | Tagged disability, intersectionality, motherhood | 1 Response

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