Posts tagged ‘intersectionality’
2011.12.23 Re-post: in memory of nina reiser (1)
I am sad, still sad, continually endlessly sad and angry at the way everyone else’s narratives collude to obscure Nina and her life.
Full Story »2011.09.03 in memory of nina reiser (3)
Trigger warning for lethal violence against women I picked up Stephen Elliott’s The Adderall Diaries with trepidation, because it’s at least nominally about the Hans Reiser murder trial, and Nina Reiser’s murder fucked me up. ...
Full Story »2011.05.26 Magical linkspam sparkles (26th May, 2011) (1)
Grants to attend AppSec USA 2011: For the first time, the OWASP Foundation is gathering sponsors for a program to increase the participation of women in the field of application security. The grants are for ...
Full Story »2011.03.13 Where are all the linkspams? (14th March, 2011) (16)
Betsy Leondar-Wright and ana australiana write about the impenetrability of middle-class activism to working class people, and about how the sidelining of middle-class subcultures isn’t equivalent to systemic oppression: It’s not “them” — it’s us!, ...
Full Story »2010.10.20 Things I don’t have to linkspam about today (20th October, 2010) (9)
Say hello to Ms Spam-Spam! We’ve put in a special account for linkspams to make it more clear that linkspams are a group effort here. All the old linkspams are now listed with this account ...
Full Story »2010.10.07 Double Major (1)
I’m back in school, as some folks have probably already gathered from my microblogging. I’m finishing up a double major in Computer Science and Equity Studies at the University of Toronto, and if all goes ...
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 ...
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