Unwanted Attention is the Crux of Creep – Part the Second
Uniforms Posting over at Clarisse Thorn’s blog, I’ve had someone reply about my comments that some guys can do the exact same thing another guy has done with success, and … Continue reading
The Crux of Creep is Unwanted Attention – Part the First
…his refusal to accept my “No” over something as small as a drink kind of demonstrates an unwillingness to accept “No” at all, and if he’s not going to take no for the small stuff, why would I think he would take no for an answer when it came to the big stuff, like sexual contact.
The Word Creep Serves a Purpose
Clarisse Thorn wrote an essay about how the use of the word creep, in some instances, demonizes the sexuality of men who may not actually be creepy. And I have … Continue reading
Of Triggers and Media…
But what I’d like to talk about here is something I don’t really get into until the end of my GGR rant. I’m talking about the expectation that sexual assault survivors are somehow constructed of spun glass and will completely disintegrate upon being “triggered.”
Yoko Ono
The Curvature, a stunning Feminist and HAES blog, just recently did a series on the Myth of Yoko Ono. http://thecurvature.com/2008/12/15/yoko-ono-a-feminist-analysis-introduction-oh-yoko/ I don’t want to rehash her points here, but the … Continue reading
Female Genital Mutilation in the US
This post is about a specific incident/article. It is about the mutilation and abuse of girl children. It is not about circumcision. Unless you have one HELL of a convincing/excellent/relevant … Continue reading
Just a quick note.
If the pictures of models in fashion magazines are supposed to appeal to women, then why do all the models look like they’re eagerly awaiting a wandering cock to just … Continue reading
Street Harassment and Redneck Chivalry
Hollaback NYC is the founding blog of the Hollaback movment: http://hollabacknyc.blogspot.com/ What Hollaback is, is a place for women to post their experiences of street harassment and cell phone photos … Continue reading
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