Tag Archives: Feministing

Is it My “Feminist Duty” to Mention Mother’s Day?

Posted on May 10, 2010 by Holly

So, yesterday was Mother’s Day. For the past three years I have written on Menstrual Poetry and for those three years, I have written about Mother’s Day and how this one day, for me, brings about anxiety, panic attacks and … Continue reading →

Posted in activism, sexual assault | Tagged abortion, Angela Shelton, anxiety, breastfeeding, Center for Reproductive Rights, child abuse, childhood sexual assault, depression, equal pay, fbomb, Feministe, Feministing, Girl with Pen, Global Comment, Jezebel, maternity leave, mental illness, Mia Freedman, MomsRising, Morning Quickie, Mother's Day, motherhood, Our Bodies Our Blog, Pandagon, parenthood, PTSD, RAINN, rape, rape crisis centers, role models, single mothers, surviving sexual assault, Survivor Manual, Take Back the Night, The Pursuit of Harpyness, triggers, Undomestic Goddess, Womanist Musings, Women's Resource Center | View Comments

One in Two Sexually Active Youth Will Contract an STD by Age 25 — Get Yourself Tested

Posted on April 8, 2010 by Holly

April is National STD Awareness Month and with it, the award-winning campaign, GYT: Get Yourself Tested has launched for another year. GYT was launched by MTV and the Kaiser Family Foundation and with the support of Centers for Disease Control, … Continue reading →

Posted in health, sex and sexuality | Tagged activism, American College Health Association, American Social Health Association, Centers for Disease Control, Feministing, GYT, health, health care, Kaiser Family Foundation, MTV, National Center for HIV/AIDS Viral Hepatitis STD and TB Prevention, National Coalition og STD Directors, Planned Parenthood, Professor Foxy, reproductive health, safe sex, sex and sexuality, sex educators, sex-positivity, sexual liberation, sexually transmitted infections, STD Awareness Month, STD testing, teen sex | View Comments

Women’s Studies and Education Privilege

Posted on November 12, 2009 by Holly

At the end of October a list of 50 eye-opening Women’s Studies blogs was released and much to my surprise, Menstrual Poetry was on that list. Also to my surprise, it wasn’t just shoved at the bottom of the list … Continue reading →

Posted in education | Tagged class privilege, defining feminism, education, education privilege, feminist bloggers, feminist media, Feministe, Feministing, Shakesville, women's studies degrees | View Comments

McCain on Choice: Federal Abortion Ban

Posted on February 12, 2008 by Holly

Feministing has a great post up on John McCain and his long-standing anti-choice record. McCain, as most have already realized, will be the Republican candidate in the upcoming election; McCain is also the biggest threat to reproductive rights, if elected … Continue reading →

Posted in 2008 election, anti-choice extremism, politics, reproductive rights | Tagged 2008 election, abortion, abortion bans, anti-choice extremism, family planning, Feministing, health, health care, John McCain, McCain on choice, NARAL Pro-Choice America, Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act, politics, reproductive health, reproductive rights, Republican presidential candidates | View Comments

Tag Archives: Feministing

Is it My “Feminist Duty” to Mention Mother’s Day?

Women’s Studies and Education Privilege

McCain on Choice: Federal Abortion Ban

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