Feminism
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Isabel Morgan, Polio, and the High Cost of Marriage
Polio, unique among humanity’s eradicated diseases, carries with it a visual familiarity that has insistently lingered far beyond its demise.…
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Filthy Lucre – Why We Love Molly Crabapple
The first time time I saw the artwork of Molly Crabapple was in 2008 at Ad Hoc Gallery in Brooklyn.…
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How to Not Infuriate a Woman Musician
The Huffington Post blog article “Infuriating Things People Say to Women Musicians” has been making the rounds in my social…
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Battle of the Sexes: Why Mammals Won’t Lose the Y.
An Op-Ed by Maureen Dowd trying to explain conflicting predictions about the fate of the Y chromosome sent me on…
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A Brief Overview of Last Night’s Twitter Fiasco and Why Twitter Blocking is Important
For those of you who perhaps live under a rock, you might not have noticed that last night twitter changed…
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Getting Groped – Gender Bias and Genderbending
Last week I talked about my experiences going to conventions in less than conventional dress, but I left the account…
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Secular Woman Membership Awards
Secular Woman has announced the winners of its 2013 Membership Awards! We would like to recognize the recipients, and also…
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Salt Therapy: Take It with a Grain of Salt
Recently, I’ve been hearing more and more about salt therapies, or halotherapy, and its supposed benefits. According to the .pdf…
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