December 2010
106 posts
Think women have achieved equality? Think again. →
We Can’t Be Equal While:
Gender Roles
Men are the default and women are the Other (and therefore lesser).
Being called “girly” or a “sissy” or “pussy” are some of the worst insults you can give a man.
When a woman shows confidence in herself, she is said to “have balls”, or conversely she is a “man-eater”, “ball-buster”, or a “bitch” because she was “too” assertive.
Men are beat up,...
kool kat meow: littlemissriotgrrrl: Slut-Shaming... →
littlemissriotgrrrl:
Slut-Shaming
malefeminist:
crystalsavestheday:
Slut-shaming, also known as slut-bashing, is the idea of shaming and/or attacking a woman or a girl for being sexual, having one or more sexual partners, acknowledging sexual feelings, and/or acting on sexual…
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“Fuck these patriarchal beauty standards”. I hear you loud and clear, but women...”
– Grrrl Perspective / 5 Feminist Conversations I’m Over / 2010 (via kittyradio)
reblog if you want your followers to ask you...
itsme-aye:
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“The fact that anyone can be labeled a slut, at any time, with any level of...”
– from ‘slut panel’ postmortem: “shame, shame, go away” on feministing. the whole piece is very good, but this section was especially good. (via 63words) (via skirtonfire) (via definatalie) (via drugz) (via xdny) (via albinwonderland) (via bettychantel) (via thefeeloffree) (via dancingonembers) (via...
Watchkittyradio:
HEAD BARBIE IN CHARGE ♥ ♥ ♥
say it, nicki. it’s fucking impossible for women to be everything society wants them to be. women should be sexy, but not sexual. when they’re sexual they’re sluts.
“Kindness covers all of my political beliefs. No need to spell them out. I...”
– Roger Ebert
I will repost this always.
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feministfilm: Fangirl Friday: Ellen Page →
feministfilm:
Fangirl Friday is a new feature at feministfilm. Every Friday, I profile a lady in the media who makes my panties cream in a rush of fangirlhood.
How You Know Her: She played the title character in 2007’s Juno and was the odd woman in Inception with actual agency.
What Else You Should…
and then she said: As far as I'm concerned... →
thefeministhub:
We’ve been getting a lot of messages about anti-feminist blogs and Tumblrs up in here, and though I think the group has been doing a good job of addressing them all, I just wanted to put this here in the event that you encounter other, anti-woman, anti-feminist sentiments in…
“There’s a difference between being in a bra and underpants as an object on a...”
– Natalie Portman (via feministfilm)
