- Recommended Reading for January 13th
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little light at Questioning Transphobia: is a dream a lie if it don’t come true ...
- The Space Between…
This post originally posted at random babble… on 06 January 2010
The policing of other women’s bodies is never OK from a feminist standpoint. I can’t stress that point enough. It doesn’t serve any productive purpose in feminist discourse.
It is mostly an understood concept among people outside of the mainstream of feminism. Those who are able ...
- Recommended Reading for January 12th
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WHEELIE cATHOLIC: Planes, trains and automobiles: shoveling out
In the UK, grit levels are “critically low ...
- Tell Us About Your Visit…
I receive these great surveys after every doctor’s appointment any of us have with Medical here on Post. It is a survey from TRICARE asking us to please rate our visit with Dr. X on such and such date.
I received one for every visit I have with my regular doctor. We’ll call her Dr. Awesome. ...
- Crossing My Fingers For The Future
I’m a letter writer. (Not in the wonderful personal-letter sense, much to my personal sadness, but in the “trying to accomplish something through quietly angry letter-writing” sense.) I write a lot of letters about disability & accessibility issues, to people like doctors who think every appointment is Show & Tell Disability Hour, to ...
- Special Ecclectic Recommending Reading Post of Email Backlog
Hi folks! If you’ve been following my Dreamwidth account, you may know that I’ve been cleaning out a huge backlog of email. And that huge backlog of email has included links for recommended reading that I hadn’t seen previously because they got eaten in my inbox.
I apparently am not actually always available by ...
- Why “being nice” isn’t enough
This is why I’m displeased that my country doesn’t have even a token-effort federally mandated accessibility law. The mall, which can mandate things like “required to follow fire codes” and “required to open during mall hours” cannot (or chooses not to – I suspect the latter, frankly) require the same stores to follow an ...
- Recommended Reading for January 10th
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AbleGamers: 2009 Accessible Game of Year – Dragon Age: Origins
Dragon Age: Origins offers ...
- Recommended Reading for January 9th
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Media Access Australia: Human Rights Commission requests further information from cinemas
The Australian Human Rights Commission ...
- Lines in the Sand: Daly, Showalter and Tactics of Exclusion
The second-wave radical feminist theologian and professor Mary Daly died earlier this month, and there has been a veritable outpouring of eulogies from various feminist blogs.
Few of these eulogies have acknowledged Daly’s transphobia and racism.
I do not deny that Daly was an important figure in second-wave feminism, but to mourn her passing without a nod ...