Category Archives: radical feminism

One Woman Hate Squad; or I AM DISAPOINT, SON

Note: contains discussion of rape and rape culture In complete and total honesty, I never meant to have a vendetta against Pandagon. Or Amanda Marcotte. In fact, I used to fucking love that blog. i would even say that for … Continue reading

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Finding a new best friend

Since my not-really-a-breakup with Pandagon (I still refresh obsessively /o\ ), I’ve been on the hunt for new feminist blogs to fill the void. Thankfully, I Blame the Patriarchy has been briefly active, so I enjoyed and was dismayed by … Continue reading

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ANGER: I haz it.

Things that happen often: I read Pandagon.net for a feminist analysis of the world around me. This analysis is often combined with general pop culture. Today we got a post about the soccer and the World Cup which is about … Continue reading

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Movies: Knocked Up

A few months long time ago, when this movie came out, pretty much everyone was telling me how fucking hilarious it was.  Even the more feminist-leaning ones were apologetically liking it.  “Hilarious!” they told me. I finally got my Netflix … Continue reading

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Movies: How To Loose A Guy in 10 Days

The Watch It Now thing from Netflix is actually pretty cool. You can watch those crappy movies and TV shows that don’t really seem worth the several day wait for the disc to be mailed to you, and you can … Continue reading

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sticks and stones break bones

Craftzine posted about a new embroidery pattern shop called PimpStitch (tagline: “Keep Your Stitch Hand Strong”), and after admiring the adorable patterns, the name finally registered and I could feel my jaw dropping. Really? Someone thought that was a good … Continue reading

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