Feminist voices on a man’s blog? Because we have to talk with each other more!
Men Learning Women’s Opinions
Feminism in India
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Amanda Atherton – a professional with a pen name
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When Women Inspire
- What exactly is a 3PL warehouse and how can it benefit a small business like yours? Find details here re storage and more. How 3PL Warehouses […]
- A look at the way people get to know each other, the influence of contemporary dating culture and what defines relationships today. Meeting People Today: The […]
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
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- The term “hypergamy,” traditionally rooted in marital or caste-based unions, has been extended in evolutionary psychology (EP) and lay discourse to describe women’s preferences for higher-status or higher-value partners in non-marital contexts like dating, short-term mating, serial pairings, or infidelity. Based on publication timelines […]
- 1. Original use in anthropology (late 1800s–mid 1900s) The term hypergamy first appears in sociological and anthropological studies of marriage systems. It described marrying up in caste or class, particularly in South Asian kinship structures (e.g., anuloma marriages). The term was strictly confined to […]
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
- Over the last two weeks, ICE conducted several raids across the country, and have reportedly detained 8,000 immigrants. While NBC…
- The Trump administration made several moves this week to end federal diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Among the most…
- Less than a day after President Trump signed an Executive Order targeting birthright citizenship, several states joined together to file…
From famine to feast
- 1. I’m not at my best in the fall – depression takes over and takes me for a ride. It’s interesting – I can feel my depression creeping up on me as October marches on, and I can feel my […]
- To be honest, I can think of nothing worse than not needing sleep. I like the eight-ish hours of unconsciousness I embrace every night. Being on all the time is hard, especially if one lives with a brain that’s ambivalent […]
- I have good instincts when it comes to people. Would that I had listened to them for much of my life. I think my good instincts are partly due to being neurodivergent. I’m HSP – a highly sensitive person. We […]
The Female Gaze
The Minimize Project
- As should be pretty obvious from a straightforward description of it, this was a very bad bill, and its defeat is unambiguously good news for human rights. It’s important not to overstate the scale of the victory here: current abortion […]
- See, it says stop… and also it’s a sign, like a sort of signal… I’ll be here all week. Photo by Wendelin Jacober on Pexels.com (Every other week we repost a blog post from our back catalogue which we think […]
- [Image by Mohamed Hassan from Pixabay] One of the points we try to get across here at the Minimise Project is that the abortion debate is actually two debates: one on personhood/equal rights, and one on bodily rights. However, another […]
Bitches Get Riches
Toxic Feminism
- ‘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 […]
- Propagandists have always known that fictional portrayals of events are the most powerful form of propaganda. They can hit home in ways that factual narratives can’t. This can be used for both good and evil. The fictional representation of the […]
- (But perceptions of ‘splaining’ are) Some predictable views from Michael Flood foregrounding an even more predictable article by Rebecca Solnit, who has featured in this blog here . As yet another misandrist English Lit graduate she has been listed among […]
Feminism and Religion
Rough Wighting
- “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 […]
- As Gregory and I raced our final mile, the sun rose, and I saw the shifting shadow. “Huh,” I said. Gregory ignored me, outpacing me by a stride and allowing sweat to drop into his hooded brown eyes. I used […]
- I can’t believe what I saw. Charlie and I sat in his living room. Toto, Charlie‘s dog, a rescue who seemed a mix of German Shepherd and poodle, sat quietly by Charlie’s side. I knew that Toto‘s presence was beneficial […]
Feminist Wave
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Keep It Alive
- Respond to this Friday Faithfuls challenge by writing anything about trying times, discuss how human resilience can give us the innate capacity to adapt, recover, and grow stronger when facing adversity ➰➰➰ I can see how puzzling it all can be They […]
- It’s a circus out thereclowns have taken over this worldherding us like caged animalswe perform at their commandsometimes we sit quietsometimes we … Circus
- insistent childrenthe exotic on displaya world rarely seen Can We Go? Can We Go?
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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Hiya, thanks for the mention. Feminist voices absolutely have a place on a man’s blog.
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