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The 21st Century Motherhood Movement: Mothers Speak Out on Why We Need to Change the World and How To Do It

Redux: The 21st Century Motherhood Movement – book review

By Mindy on August 2, 2011

I’m not going to go into spoilers, but I can say if you like bluemilk’s blog you will enjoy her writing which is simultaneously distilled essence of bluemilk expanded tenfold into a really fantastic chapter.

Posted in arts & entertainment, gender & feminism, parenting, relationships | Tagged books & writing, gender roles, mothering, social change

Femmostroppo Reader  April 6, 2011

Femmostroppo Reader April 6, 2011

By tigtog on April 6, 2011

Items of interest come across recently in my feed-reader. What did I miss? Leave your own interesting links in comments.

Posted in arts & entertainment, ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, law & order, linkfest, parenting, social justice | Tagged abuse, atheism, creationism, mothering, race & racism, Read-ems, reviews, telly, trans | 1 Response

Femmostroppo Reader  November 3, 2010

Femmostroppo Reader November 3, 2010

By tigtog on November 3, 2010

Items of interest found recently in my RSS feed-reader. What did I miss? Please share what you've been reading (and writing!) in the comments.

Posted in gender & feminism, linkfest, Politics, social justice | Tagged autism, diversity, gender stereotypes, mothering, Read-ems | 4 Responses

Feminism Friday: bell hooks on parenting and feminism

By Lauredhel on August 8, 2009

I’m reading bell hooks’ Feminist Theory; From Margin to Center. Coincidentally, I started reading Chapter Ten, “Revolutionary Parenting”, just after reading this thread at Feministe, “Sacrifice, Parenting, and Feminism“, particularly bfp’s comments (21-24, 41-42). It also serves as an important privilege check, and a reminder that the recent work of white feminist mothers isn’t anything [...]

Posted in gender & feminism, work and family | Tagged class, feminist icons, mothering | 2 Responses

Yet another comparison of lactation to the Reich

By Lauredhel on March 25, 2009

A number of people have contacted me wondering whether I’m going to say something about the Atlantic Monthly article. I think it’s had way too much oxygen already, and I really don’t want to devote hours or days of my life comprehensively picking it to pieces, much as I might like to tackle things like [...]

Posted in gender & feminism, health, media | Tagged bottle feeding, breast pump, breastfeeding, expressing, formula, lactation, mothering, workplace | 7 Responses

Medela Bites its Thumb at the WHO Code

By Lauredhel on March 10, 2009

I’d like you to watch this ad with a critical eye. [Transcript is appended.] [If you know all about the Code and Innocenti and APMAIF already, skip down to the next iteration of the ad below!] The WHO Code and the Innocenti Declaration I’ve posted here a fair bit in the past on the World [...]

Posted in ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, health, language, law & order, work and family | Tagged activism/charity, advertising, bottle feeding, boycott, breastfeeding, breastmilk, breastmilk substitutes, capitalism, code of conduct, consumerism, exploitation, lactation, marketing, maternity, mothering, reproductive justice, social change, Tony Abbott, unicef, WHO | 23 Responses

Some women are afraid of being mummy-tracked; others are afraid of being fired.

By Lauredhel on March 6, 2009

One of the ways of starkly illustrating an aspect of the gender divide is DeBecker’s quote: “At core, men are afraid women will laugh at them, while at core, women are afraid men will kill them.” I think there’s a class and mothering parallel here: Middle-class women are afraid of being mummy-tracked; working-class women are [...]

Posted in gender & feminism, health, law & order, social justice, work and family | Tagged activism, babies, bigotry, birthing, bodily organs, breastfeeding, breastmilk, breasts, discrimination, exploitation, expressing milk, harassment, healthcare, insurance, lactation, maternity, mothering, pro-choice, race & racism, reproduction, reproductive justice, reproductive justice, sexism, whiteness, workforce, workplace | 18 Responses

Stanford Journal Symposium on Parenting, and the Giant Iconic Bottle

By Lauredhel on February 18, 2009

Those who’ve been following some of my recent discussions about breastfeeding and civil liberties might be interested to note this symposium poster. Parenting, Gender, and the Law is a symposium sponsored by the Stanford Journal for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. The poster icons are a feeding bottle, a gavel, balance scales (of justice, presumably), [...]

Posted in ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, law & order, work and family | Tagged breastfeeding, breastmilk, disability, donate, ethics, gendered, hospitals, mothering, postpartum, progressive, regulation, reproduction, reproductive justice, rights, sexuality and health, trans, workplace | 6 Responses

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