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Tuesday, August 3 2010
Plus-Size Wars
— Ginia Bellafante (The New York Times Magazine, 28 July 2010)Filed in: Consumerism | Fashion | Feminism | General Culture
Saturday, July 10 2010
Outrage World: How Feminist Blogs Gin Up Page Views by Exploiting Women’s Worst Tendencies
— Emily Gould (Slate, 6 July 2010)Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | Feminism
Wednesday, June 9 2010
Liberation Impasse: Taking Ambivalent Measure of the Legacy of Modern Feminism
— Kerry Howley (Bookforum, June 2010)Filed in: Feminism | History
Renaissance Fair: Lilith Fair Is Back, But Do We Still Need It?
— Shani O. Hilton (The American Prospect, 3 June 2010)Filed in: Culture Industry | Feminism | Music | Performing Arts
Wednesday, May 12 2010
Everything and Nothing: An Interview with Alice Walker
— Rudolph P. Byrd (Guernica, April 2010)Filed in: Ethnicity & Race | Feminism | Global Affairs | Literature | Politics & Government
Friday, February 19 2010
Exile from Grrrlville
— Sara Marcus and Marisa Meltzer (Slate, 11 February 2010)Filed in: Feminism | Music
Wednesday, January 20 2010
Wednesday, January 6 2010
Can Anybody Make a Movie for Women?
— Daphne Merkin (The New York Times Magazine, 15 December 2009)Filed in: Feminism | Film
Monday, October 5 2009
The Bitch (Magazine) Is Back
— Danielle Maestretti (Utne Reader, September 2009)Filed in: Feminism | Mass Media
Thursday, August 6 2009
Girls Gone Wild: How Feisty Females Took Over Pop Culture
— Julia Keller (Chicago Tribune, 5 July 2009)Filed in: Feminism | Film | General Culture | Television
Thursday, July 23 2009
Invisible Girl’s Quest for Visibility: Early Second Wave Feminism and the Comic Book Superheroine
— Laura Mattoon D'Amore (Americana: The Journal of American Popular Culture, Fall 2008)
Filed in: Comics | Feminism
— Laura Mattoon D'Amore (Americana: The Journal of American Popular Culture, Fall 2008)
Filed in: Comics | Feminism
