Sunday Linkfest!
Mar. 7th, 2010 03:38 pmHI EVERYBODY! Tomorrow is International Women's Day! I am also awake really late, for some reason. Anyway, first, I want to direct you to Heather Corinna's survey on casual and non-casual sex! She is looking for as many respondents as possible, especially those of the non-mainstream variety, and people outside the US! Heather Corinna is founder of sex-ed site Scarleteen and is made of awesome, so you really should take the survey!
Now, links!
Accessibility Policies done right.
Why "Strong Female Characters" are bad for women
An open letter to John Green (re: fat hate)
How to frame the accommodations debate
Spark of wisdom: Popular homophobic tropes that need to end and why
Not your punchline, Amanda Palmer
Boyfriends pleased by unintended pregnancies
Mixed Kids are not prettier: Blowing up Hybrid Vigor
Greeting cards from your fetus
Stories that ally vs. Stories that appropriate: a yardstick
But Women Don't Rape (or do they?)
MacDonald's + Weight Watchers = ? Partnership. YES, REALLY.
Prostitutes create co-operative brothels to protect sex workers. I love this idea.
This is why we're always on about language - a real-life example of how ablist language hurts PWD.
Jennifer Kesler renamed her site that ruminates on privilege from "Blind Privilege" to What Privilege?
French party scene stormed by British granny. I want to be a grandma like her when I grow up. Wow.
Who's the Real Enemy? Figleaf on full frontal fathering.
OH NO THEY DIDN'T. Disney princes, sexified. Yummeh.
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kestrell hosts a fascinating discussion on the use of the word "blind" in a book title.
Rubber Barons: Why Doesn't Your Boyfriend Know Jack About Contraception. A hilarious read on general ignorance regarding the various forms of contraceptives.
One time bad decisions that rapists keep on repeating
Batman in the Real World. And he's significantlly scarier if he were real.
7 simple responses that help support an anti-rape culture
4000 Years for Choice
Islam & Science Fiction. Unfortunately not updated since 2008, but still neat!
Hope you had a happy Sunday!
Now, links!
Accessibility Policies done right.
Why "Strong Female Characters" are bad for women
An open letter to John Green (re: fat hate)
How to frame the accommodations debate
Spark of wisdom: Popular homophobic tropes that need to end and why
Not your punchline, Amanda Palmer
Boyfriends pleased by unintended pregnancies
Mixed Kids are not prettier: Blowing up Hybrid Vigor
Greeting cards from your fetus
Stories that ally vs. Stories that appropriate: a yardstick
But Women Don't Rape (or do they?)
MacDonald's + Weight Watchers = ? Partnership. YES, REALLY.
Prostitutes create co-operative brothels to protect sex workers. I love this idea.
This is why we're always on about language - a real-life example of how ablist language hurts PWD.
Jennifer Kesler renamed her site that ruminates on privilege from "Blind Privilege" to What Privilege?
French party scene stormed by British granny. I want to be a grandma like her when I grow up. Wow.
Who's the Real Enemy? Figleaf on full frontal fathering.
OH NO THEY DIDN'T. Disney princes, sexified. Yummeh.
kestrell hosts a fascinating discussion on the use of the word "blind" in a book title.Rubber Barons: Why Doesn't Your Boyfriend Know Jack About Contraception. A hilarious read on general ignorance regarding the various forms of contraceptives.
One time bad decisions that rapists keep on repeating
Batman in the Real World. And he's significantlly scarier if he were real.
7 simple responses that help support an anti-rape culture
4000 Years for Choice
Islam & Science Fiction. Unfortunately not updated since 2008, but still neat!
Hope you had a happy Sunday!