Tag: personhood

This Week in Misogyny Would Never Ban Squirting

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, December 5th, 2014
7 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Would Never Ban Squirting

With all the terrible things going on this week, we actually have a few spots of good news this week. Not many, but I’ll take what I can get! Plus, this week’s BAMFs are even more badass than usual, and two of them are only 7 years old. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything […]

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This Week in Misogyny Will Not Break the Internet

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, November 14th, 2014
1 Comment on This Week in Misogyny Will Not Break the Internet

Butts, y’all. And also some real news. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

Tags #CosbyMeme, #DudesGreetingDudes, #MyAntiRapeFace, abortion, adam baldwin, advertising, australia, bad cops, bill cosby, birth control, Breitbart, But What Was She Wearing?, butts, Chris Kluwe, christian mingle rapist, columbia university, Diplo, doulas, Elon James White, eminem, Emma Sulkowicz, FDA, female viagra, feminist is not a dirty word, Florida, GamerGate, gay misogyny, Georgia, hoaxes, India, jane the virgin, Jean-Paul Goude, Jessica Grose, julien blanc, kim kardashian, Kirsten Gillibrand, Lana del Rey, loretta lynch, midterms, misogyny, mommy wars, motherhood, New Orleans, nyc, old navy, Pat Robertson, personhood, planned parenthood, police brutality, political correctness, pregnancy, PUAs, racism, ramp college, rape, rebel circus, rose mcgowan, russia, Sadie Hawkins Day, same-sex marriage, sexism in science, size discrimination, slut shaming, sluts, sterilization, street harassment, taco or beer challenge, taylor swift, the duggars, time magazine, transphobia, Twitter, victim-blaming, Victoria's Secret, virginity pledges, white feminism, women action media, Won't somebody think of the children

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This Week in Misogyny Has an Election Hangover

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, November 7th, 2014
3 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Has an Election Hangover

Can we all go move to an island somewhere or something? Because the next two years with Republicans running the House and Senate are NOT looking fun. And it was a week of shitstorms and terrible people and all kinds of other assorted fuckery. Fun times! (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

Tags #readergate, abortion, adam savage, Alaska, alison howard, Alma Adams, american eagle, Ann Coulter, Arizona, Artie Lange, awesome kids, Backpage, bad cops, bad science, beyonce, black widow, book haram, Brittany Maynard, Cari Champion, Carlesha Freeland-Gaither, catcalling, Celia Bullwinkel, chelsea handler, colorado, Connecticut, consent the d, Dan Sullivan, Daniel Holtzclaw, dear kate, DePaul University, disney princesses, emma watson, esquire, GamerGate, goldieblox, google, Halloween, Hollaback, homophobia, India, jian ghomeshi, joss whedon, keira knightley, Lauren Boyle, Lena Dunham, mansplaining, michigan, midterms, misogyny, murder, natalie dormer, New Zealand, North Dakota, nyc, personhood, planned parenthood, rape, rape insurance, Richard Brittain, Roxane Gay, Rush Limbaugh, sexual assault, sexual fantasies, sidewalks, Southern Baptist Convention, statutory rape, street harassment, Tennessee, Texas, This is what a feminist looks like, Tom Foley, transphobia, tucker carlson, Universal Studios, victim-blaming, wendy davis, white feminism, white voters, women in academia, women in congress, zoe quinn

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This Week in Misogyny is So Not Basic

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, October 24th, 2014
3 Comments on This Week in Misogyny is So Not Basic

GamerGaters are still rearing their ugly heads this week, to the surprise of precisely no one. We also have some not-good news for everyone who was so excited that the Nigerian schoolgirls might have been on their way home, but at least the massive list of terrible people is somewhat mitigated by a bunch of awesome […]

Tags "It Girl", ableism, American Enterprise Institute, american girl, Andrea Tantaros, Anita Sarkeesian, ArtPrize, basic, bill cosby, Boko Haram, Brandy Melville, breast cancer, bullying, campus sex abuse, catcalls, Chris Kluwe, Clickhole, conan o'brien, cross-dressing, Denis Mukwege, don young, douchebag, esquire, fatphobia, FCKH8, Felicia Day, GamerGate, GeekGirlCon, Halloween, Hannibal Buress, homophobia, housework, institutional sexism, james o'keefe, japan, jena malone, joe biden, lean in, lesbian sex, madeleine albright, Mariska Hargitay, misogyny, Mo'Ne Davis, Moana, Nigeria, North Dakota, obama, online harassment, Oscar de le Renta, Pennsylvania, personhood, Pharrell Williams, rape, Rape Culture, reddit, renee zellweger, Sakharov Prize, sam mufti, same-sex marriage, sex ed, sexual harassment, steve king, suicide, tom corbett, transgender, twerking, Twitter, uber, women in tech

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This Week in Misogyny Is Not Down with Fracking for the Cure

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Thursday, October 9th, 2014
4 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Is Not Down with Fracking for the Cure

“Awareness” has gone too far. TOO FAR. And there’s plenty of truly tragic news this week to go along with the shit that’s merely infuriating. But if you can make it through to the end, Jessica Williams will make it all better. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

Tags abortion, ACLU, affirmative consent, Alabama, allies, alt-lit, annie lennox, aziz ansari, beyonce, buttleopener, campus rape, catholicism, child molestation, child soldiers, college humor, colorado, disability, domestic abuse, Ello, Emma Sulkowicz, Equal Pay Day, george will, ghostbusters, into the crevasse, Jameis Winston, jennifer lawrence, jessica valenti, Jessica Williams, Karl Lagerfeld, kid's clothing, Marie Claire, Mayang Prasetyo, military sexual assault, misogyny, MRAs, murder, new york, Nicholas Sparks, nobel prize in physics, obama, parental consent, personhood, pinktober, pregnancy, redefining marriage, Reince Priebus, sexting, sexual harassment, Sonia Sotomayor, Stephen Collins, Stephen Tully Dierks, street harassment, susan G. Komen, Syria, Texas, transgender rights, TRAP laws, treon harris, victim-blaming, wage gap, womansplainer, women in tech

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This Week in Misogyny Isn’t a Grave Threat to Fraternities

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, September 26th, 2014
7 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Isn’t a Grave Threat to Fraternities

Happy Friday, ladyblogland! This week we’ll talk about two new campaigns to bring feminism to the masses, a truly absurd amount of terribleness, and a math lesson from John Oliver. (As usual, trigger warnings for just about everything apply.)

Tags #HeForShe, #IWasAnAngryBlackWoman, 3DPlusMe, 4chan, ableism, abortion, Alabama, Alessandra Stanley, Americans for Shared Prosperity, campus sexual assault, celebrity nudes, Cory Booker, cvs, Daniel Inouye, domestic violence, Drag Queens, emma watson, Facebook, false rape accusations, feminism, Forbes, Fox News, fraternities, Frozen, gabby giffords, Google Science Fair, GWAR, Hope Solo, It's On Us, john oliver, ken jennings, Kira Kazantsev, Kirsten Gillibrand, Lifetime, marvel, Massachusetts, Mayim Bialik, Melissa Harris-Perry, Merritt Tierce, military spying, Milo Manara, misogyny, miss america, NCIS, NFL, ninja sister wives, Obamacare, Pennsylvania, personhood, politico, punky brewster, racism, rape, rape kits, Reproductive Injustice, Rick Perry, Roxane Gay, Rush Limbaugh, Sam Pepper, Scirens, sex ed, sex offender, shonda rhimes, smile, SnapChat, steubenville, stock photos, Texas, tom corbett, tumblr, University of Chicago, vagina cookies, victim-blaming, walmart, Washington, Whisper, women in hollywood

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This Week in Misogyny is Getting Fed Up

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, July 26th, 2013
2 Comments on This Week in Misogyny is Getting Fed Up

I’ve had it up to here with all the anti-choice, anti-woman BS in the world. Who’s with me? Here’s your weekly roundup of all the awfulness you might have missed. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

Politics

The Limits of Autonomy: Why Is Bei Bei Shuai Still In Prison?

Post author By [E]Coco
Post date Monday, March 19th, 2012
3 Comments on The Limits of Autonomy: Why Is Bei Bei Shuai Still In Prison?

“Do I deserve credit for not having tried suicide – or am I afraid the exotic act will make me blunder?” – Robert Lowell, Suicide

Tags bei bei shuai, daily beast, depression, jennifer block, marion county, personhood, personhood laws, pregnancy, prenatal protection act, reproductive rights, suicide, terry curry

News

News Appetizers: Because Journalism Tastes Better With Sass

Post author By TheLadyMiss
Post date Wednesday, February 29th, 2012
15 Comments on News Appetizers: Because Journalism Tastes Better With Sass

Kittens, it’s Wednesday. That means we have survived another few days, which is a damn miracle if you gauge it by the news. So suck down those mixed drinks and put on a brave face: we are diving into the mid-week news, where sexism is officially dead, we’re post-racial, and like that nice little fish […]

Tags bob mcdowelll, clay scofield, corporate rights, Human rights, news, personhood, politics, Rape Culture, reproductive rights, rick santorum, roe v wade, tanya mcdowell, the voting rights act, voting laws