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The West: Women and Men
We are constantly told by feminists that our society is “patriarchical” (is that even a real word?). Ok. But is there a society that’s less “patriarchical” than ours? Mos… more →
Guy White: Making Sense On Race
Is this add ethical?
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sylwiapresley wrote 2 days ago: What do you think? Let me know! … more →
Islam, Masculinity, and Homoerotica
Bonni Rambatan wrote 5 days ago: The Muslim holy month of Ramadhan is finally over. If there is a bizarre lesson to be learned, I thi … more →
Come hear Elizabeth Birch at UNCC!
rosiemolinary wrote 5 days ago: OUTspoken, and LGBTQ speaker series, presents Elizabeth Birch, former Executive Director of the Huma … more →
An article about women & the labour movement
peablog wrote 1 week ago: I decided to post this on the weekend, when you might have some more time (if you’re me, maybe … more →
The Decline of Men by Guy Garcia
Michele Lee wrote 2 weeks ago: Review by Jason Lush In his study of the American male Guy Garcia exposes the ugly truth that all m … more →
A Brief History of Blame
annewelsh wrote 2 weeks ago: We tend to think of vicarious liability as a modern product of a society we believe is becoming more … more →
Voices of Dissent : A Pakistani Homosexual Speaks
sherryx wrote 3 weeks ago: All discourse in Pakistan is a “discourse of exclusion”, where minorities, perverts, ins … more →
The Baggage of Communication
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thewhatifgirl wrote 3 weeks ago: My family’s way of dealing with conflict was to engage in passive-aggressiveness. We were tau … more →
The male persona displayed in JK Rowling’s work
rigdonl99 wrote 3 weeks ago: After I graduated college this past June, I finally had the time to read literature that wasn … more →
The West: Women and Men
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guywhite wrote 3 weeks ago: We are constantly told by feminists that our society is “patriarchical” (is that even a … more →
Chador aur Char Divari: Subverting the discourse of exclusion 6
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sherryx wrote 3 weeks ago: Of the three great systems of exclusion governing discourse — prohibited words, the division of ma … more →
The second shift
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guywhite wrote 4 weeks ago: Women who work full-time are still expected to come home, have a snack prepared for her husband, coo … more →
I was a Teenage Feminist
rosiemolinary wrote 1 month ago: In the greater Charlotte area? Mark your calendars! View the documentary “I Was a Teenage F … more →
Thesis Defense.
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daughterofben wrote 1 month ago: My, don’t I look like I’m having fun? Which is amusing, considering I spent the three d … more →
An Assignment
rosiemolinary wrote 1 month ago: So, the first assignment I am giving my body image seminar students is to write a body image autobio … more →
Thanks, body.
rosiemolinary wrote 1 month ago: in honor of day one of the body image course I am teaching this semester… Why, I say, … more →
Intro to Women's Studies
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thewhatifgirl wrote 1 month ago: I went backwards on the whole women’s/gender studies thing. Introduction to Women’s Stu … more →
Critique of the Western Genre in Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man
A.R. Duckworth wrote 1 month ago: Dead Man (1995) Jim Jarmusch’s film Dead Man critiques the myth of the western, principally … more →
The Uncanny Valley of Non-Feminine
Bonni Rambatan wrote 1 month ago: Slavoj Žižek once mentioned that the true horror of confronting one’s doppelgänger (Edgar A … more →
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