International Feminist Voices:

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Feminism in India

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Amanda Atherton – a professional with a pen name

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When Women Inspire

  • Find which gaming PC parts are crucial for optimizing your system's performance. Build the machine that suits your preferred games. How to Prioritize Components Based on […]
  • Why urgency in marketing is effective, and how to use it strategically to increase your sales and convert customers effectively. Why Urgency Matters in Marketing appeared […]

The Yalla Feminists

  • By Kit Nicholson (This article was originally published on IMPACT by the same author on 14 February 2025.) Could you tell us a little bit about yourself and what it is that you do? “My name is Samya Arif or, more professionally OCEÁ. […]
  • By Kit Nicholson I know. I know. This editorial is SO late. BUT, now that the dust has settled and the results (or, rather, the general lack thereof) of the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference have been revealed, let’s take a closer […]
  • By Lina AbiRafeh This piece was first published on Medium on July 18, 2024. *With profound thanks to Yasmina Benslimane for the passion and purpose behind the principles, and to Olivia Hooper for the research. I’ve been thinking a lot about principles. Big […]

Julie Joplin Media – INTERSECTIONAL FEMINISM FOR THE FOUR STATES

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Gynocertrism and Its Origins

still searching for prince charming

  • If you’ve found your way here, you’re likely still hunting for sexy songs. Maybe you didn’t find enough songs for your sexy playlist in part 1 or part 2, or maybe you’re the kind of person who listens to sexy […]
  • I’m a true believer that the best sex is playful sex. The kind of sex where you giggle halfway through or roll about the bed laughing afterwards. Or the kind that has you up the walls, backwards over the bed, […]
  • It’s the time of year when single people constantly hear the term “cuffing season”. Whether you’re new to online dating or an established singleton, it’s completely understandable if you’re not sure what the difference between love bombing and breadcrumbing is […]

Reappropriate – Asian American feminism, politics, and pop culture

From famine to feast

  • I haven’t been writing much since my daughter and two grandsons moved in, mostly because it has been difficult, and when things are difficult, I tend to withdraw, shut down, and organize. Serenity through tidying, or something like that. I […]
  • I’m already tired. 2025 was quite the year for most of us, and 2026 looks to be more of the same, especially if one is attending to the grotesque array of geopolitical challenges facing us. A pox on all who […]
  • How I Live Now (2013) Right at Your Door (2006 9 to 5 (1980) Big Business (1988) (I was in a Tomlin mood) The VVitch (2015) The Darkest Minds (2018) Devil (2010) Seeking A Friend for the End of the […]

The Female Gaze

  • by Katie Constantine
    Written by: Katie Constantine Edited by: Catherine Harlow The Dada art movement, originating in 1916 Zurich, was a reaction to WWI as people were frustrated with the state of society and the world. The movement’s goal was to mock and […]
  • by Katie Constantine
    When you can’t travel yourself, armchair travel is the way to go. We’ve collected the top 10 YouTube travel channels to help you explore the world from the comfort of your home. Kara and Nate They may be one of […]
  • by Katie Constantine
    Abbott Elementary is a new mockumentary sitcom created, starring, and executive produced by comic Quinta Brunson. Taking place in a poorly-funded public school in Philadelphia, the comedy is made up of young teachers bursting with innovative teaching ideas and veteran […]

The Minimize Project

  • [Image by Clker-Free-Vector-Images from Pixabay] I was having a conversation with a pro-choice friend the other day and the topic of genetic screening came up. Specifically, this very interesting interview that Ross Douthat did with Noor Siddiqui on his podcast […]
  • Every other week we repost a blog post from our back catalogue which we think is worth reading but which may have become buried or forgotten about. This week’s was first posted on 14 June 2020. As we approach the […]
  • Last month, I blogged about how the abortion debate is actually pretty limited, in that all arguments for abortion can ultimately be addressed via a framework that looks something like this: I’m going to address four more arguments for abortion, […]

Bitches Get Riches

  • by Lauren Torres ("Kitty")
    If you’re one of the wealthy, powerful, litigious people I’m about to cast in a not-so-favorable light, welcome! Congratulations on all your success! I urge you to note our (laughably tiny) total number of YouTube subscribers and reflect upon this Wikipedia article […]
  • by Jess Fickett ("Piggy")
    Today’s topic is going to make you feel insane. Like you’re literally losing your mind. But I promise we’re not making it all up. If, as you’re reading along, you find yourself going back over a sentence four or five times just […]
  • by Jess Fickett ("Piggy")
    I will never forget the all-consuming rush of panic I felt when my credit card was declined on my second ever business trip. I was 23 years old and making $23,000 a year. The company I worked for required that employees pay […]

Toxic Feminism

  • men were some of the least radical demographic groups of the whole country. “ An interesting article from New Statesman (here) runs counter to the standard populist narrative that young men are porn addled misogynist extremists. It seems that there may […]
  • Earlier this year the Women and Equalities Committee of the UK Parliament held a consultation on misogyny and the manosphere. Unfortunately, it was a rigged consultation with hand picked experts/activists. The committee has become ideologically captured and almost exclusively looks […]
  • ‘One particularly puzzling aspect of academic and public dialogue about implicit prejudice research has been the dearth of attention paid to the finding that men usually do not exhibit implicit sexism while women do show pro-female implicit attitudes‘  Implicit bias […]

Feminism and Religion

  • by Beth Bartlett
    Moderator’s Note: We are breaking into our hiatus because of the importance of what is happening in Minnesota. FAR is not designed for breaking news but we do look at underlying patterns about what is going on in the world […]
  • by Feminism and Religion
    We are also offering you two videos to watch. The first one is an interview with co-weavers Janet Rudolph and Xochitl Alvizo which was done by Carolyn Boyd for Mago. A transcript is available here. The second one is from […]
  • by Sara Wright
    Moderator’s Note: FAR will be on hiatus for the month of January. We wish you all a very Happy New Year. Before we head into our hiatus we will post a four part serialized story from our long-time contributor Sara […]

Rough Wighting

  • So, here’s A Funny Story. Life is a lot like a snowflake – each of our experiences is different from another’s. However, we make it through this many-pronged life by sharing our pains and joys and finding those who say, […]
  • I may be wicked, sitting at a bar a day before Christmas with a priest who’s ten years younger than me, but I’m not going to skedaddle and leave behind the chocolate martini that he just ordered. (Didn’t See It […]
  • “I didn’t see it coming,” I said to Thomas. I didn’t know Thomas. Well, not well. I’d just met him 35 minutes ago when I entered the bar. Alone. For the first time in my 54 years of life. “You […]

Feminist Wave

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Keep It Alive

  • The image below is from Element5 Digital on Pexels. The image depicts a glowing lighted sign that reads “Arcade” hung above the entrance to a hallway. At the other end of the hall, we see a doorway leading to a room with […]
  • So, for this week, I thought we would focus on mental wellness (or the lack thereof). You can choose whichever poetic form from here that calls to you for your poem. ➰➰➰ Anxiety gnawing herInside her a storm ragesHand shaking and heart […]
  • Your prompt for #JusJoJan the 31st and Stream of Consciousness Saturday is: “scratch an itch.” Use it any way you’d like. Have fun! ➰➰➰ A hot shower, and a long one Is sure to make the skin dry Washing away […]

Millennium Femme

  • Are you a single mum feeling overwhelmed by the constant juggling act of parenting? Do you find yourself feeling (cringe warning) like a “superhero” multitasking career, ambitions, parenting demands, and most importantly selfcare cause we all know you can’t pour […]
  • Have you ever gotten that feeling that the universe has turned its back on you? Whether big or small, things seem to consistently keep going wrong but in such a short space of time that it feels as though you […]
  • Jumping into the frustrating weather of September, I declared that this week will be a good one! I set my intentions high, despite not knowing what to expect—starting a new job, a new quarter, and yet again being surrounded by […]

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