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This is a blog about sex, gender and feminism in Texas. It was borne of love for righteous internet activism, Twitter hashtags and beer. And whiskey. And cats. It is mainly written and edited by Austin journalist and anthropologist Andrea Grimes because she loves to put off real-life responsibilities in favor of blogging. Fellow contributors include graduate students, journalists and corporate shills writing under assumed names. We are always looking for more voices.
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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Observer repost: Deep Ellum’s premiere lady entrepreneur
I interviewed Stephanie Schumacher, owner of the (official!) best bar in Dallas, La Grange, about what she sees for Deep Ellum in 2011.
Victoria Advocate Basically Reprints Press Release From Anti-Choice Texas Legislators
I don’t have the time or the inclination to take this apart the way it probably needs to be taken apart, but all’s I can say is that this article in the Victoria Advocate, an actual South Texas newspaper, makes … Continue reading
Compliments and cat-calls.
One of the few advantages to Dallas’ obsession with cars is the relatively little time I spend dealing with being harassed on the street. It still happens occasionally, especially since I live in one of the city’s few walkable neighborhoods, … Continue reading
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Girl Gone Confused
There are some things written about Girls Gone Wild empresario Joe Francis’ supposed break-up with former Dallasite and CBS-11 reporter Christina McLarty that do not make sense to me. I made a list: “Joe Francis’ wife” Okay, that is the … Continue reading
Susan says boycotting anti-feminist men is the only way to go.
We were amused and inspired by Boycott American Women, the instructive, enlightening blog about the women who are the worst: American women. We wanted to start a whole other blog about boycotting anti-feminist men, but we are lazy, stupid American … Continue reading
May I say a thing?
For the most part, people got the “Who Will Rape Me?” essay. They understood that the first-person perspective was a kind of rhetorical device meant to drive home the urgent, personal nature of how important it is to take rape … Continue reading
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Unfair Park repost: Did Halliburton fire a Dallas woman for getting pregnant?
Her lawyer says she was laid off after she reported her pregnancy to her supervisors.
It’s all happening, y’all!
Just wanted to post a quick thing on here to let new readers (which is to say, all readers) know that I am blown away by all the linking to the “Who Will Rape Me?” post and so thankful for … Continue reading
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Who Will Rape Me?
What makes me most angry about the reprehensible, privilege-denying behavior of Michael Moore, Keith Olbermann and their allies in the whole Julian Assange-can’t-be-a-rapist-because-he’s-a-freedom-fighter ordeal, addressed beautifully by Sady Doyle and a number of brilliant feminists in the form of the … Continue reading