Nicole·Just nowFemzine . The boss is the problemPaula Gonzalez’s comic Bossman turns workplace frustration into six panels of blunt feminist humor.
InBitchybyJade Ekpo·2h agoBoys Will Be Boys, So Girls Must Take CareFor every woman who has ever rewritten the story of her own assault to find a reason to blame herself.A response icon1A response icon1
Ceha·3h agoMasih mungkinkah aku bisa hidup atas kehendakku sendiri?Menuntaskan kisah Srintil menyisakan begitu banyak pertanyaan di kepalaku.
InBouncin’ and Behavin’ BlogsbyIqra M·4h agoBeyond Second Sexism: A Feminist Critique of David BenatarReading Second Sexism: Discrimination Against Men and Boys through the structural logic of patriarchy
Dimers Keri·5h agoShe Shrunk Herself to Fit His SilenceMegan memorized his coffee order and forgot her own name. The brutal clarity that comes when you stop auditioning for a role that was never…A response icon1A response icon1
Sophia Linux·5h agoHe Named Her on a Tuesday. I Let the Water Burn.Betrayal doesn’t always scream. Sometimes it stands at a sink, hands pink, refusing to turn the knob.A response icon1A response icon1
WinniBell·11h agoHe Didn’t Love Me. He Loved the Costume I Wore.I built a polished version of myself for every man in my life. He loved the costume, not the creator. Now I’m learning to live without it.
Shalini·13h agoThe Book That Didn’t Break My Heart — Reviewing ‘The Lion Women of Tehran’~I didn’t fall in love with this book, but I’m glad I read it
Mark Stuart Farrar·13h agoWhen Haiku Refuses to Look AwayA Review of Hifsa Ashraf’s “Her Fading Henna Tattoo”
