Archive for September, 2010
2010.09.26 Geek Feminism and Mideast Youth (1)
Guest Post by Esra’a from Bahrain. She enjoys hardcore acoustic noise-terror music, and is fortunate enough to be a TED Global Fellow, Echoing Green Fellow, and on the Advisory Board for the European Summit for ...
Full Story »2010.09.24 Apologising for success (7)
This is an Ask a Geek Feminist question for our commenters. Questions are now closed, another round will run in early 2011. Here’s my question: How does one deal with feeling guilty for doing well ...
Full Story »2010.09.23 She Geek: Women and Self-Labeling in Online Geek Communities (18)
Courtney is an MA student studying Victorian science fiction at Texas A&M University. She blogs about feminism, geekery, and academia at From Austin to A&M. This post originally appeared at From Austin to A&M. My ...
Full Story »2010.09.22 No power in the ‘verse can stop this linkspam (5)
A few more posts in response to Michael Arrington’s Too Few Women In Tech? Stop Blaming The Men.: Aliza Sherman’s We Aren’t Blaming Men; Sasha Pasulka’s Stop Telling People How They Should Feel About It; ...
Full Story »2010.09.22 CompSci Woman: Looking for stories of women in computer science (2)
My friend Cate and her friend Maggie have started a blog called CompSci Woman that I think many of you will enjoy reading, and hopefully some of you in computer science will be interested in ...
Full Story »2010.09.22 half hearted ethnicity in toys: japan barbie + ken (4)
This post was originally published at 天高皇ä¼é¹…远. There are some new Barbies doing the rounds, and they’re amazing: I don’t even know what’s going on here. This toy website tells says that Japan Ken wears ...
Full Story »2010.09.21 The spammers, united, will never be defeated (3)
The Haecksen women’s miniconference at linux.conf.au (Brisbane, January 2011) is calling for submissions, closing very shortly on September 24. Abbie Heppe gave a critical review of Metroid: Other M, and the backlash was immense and ...
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