Posts tagged ‘intersectionality’
2010.04.19 Quick hit – rock and roll and geek subcultures (1)
Over at Tiger Beatdown, Sady and Amanda take on rock and roll, relating the sexism in rock subcultures to other subcultures and “outsider” groups: AMANDA: I see the same sad sexism in a lot of ...
Full Story »2010.03.30 You’re not gonna reach my linkspam (31st March, 2010) (1)
We’ve talked about Google Summer of Code a few times already this week (see some projects who want our readers to apply, and Terri’s tips on making your application great). Applications are now open and ...
Full Story »2010.01.22 FLOSS inclusivity: pragmatic, voluntary, empowering, joyous (6)
Lucy Connor’s “Diversity at what cost?” and Benjamin Otte’s blog post on equality got me thinking about the backlash against diversity and outreach initiatives in open source. Specifically, I sometimes see arguments that inclusivity is ...
Full Story »2009.10.12 Link roundup to watch out for (13th October, 2009) (4)
http://geekfeminism.org/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=1332&message=1#titlediv
Full Story »2009.10.11 National Coming Out Day: LGBTQ geeks (20)
In the US and many other countries, today is National Coming Out Day. I thought this might be a good chance to talk about the experiences of LGBTQ geeks and how they intersect with the ...
Full Story »2009.08.26 Quick hit: LWN discussion on sexism, social skills, and autism spectrum disorders (3)
As I mentioned in the link roundup, the LWN thread on the Free Software Foundation’s women in Free Software mini-summit will burn your sanity points. But there’s an interesting comment thread involving Matthew Garrett (mjg59) ...
Full Story »2009.08.21 quick hits: enterprising women (see what i did there?) (0)
One of my formative geek experiences was watching Star Trek with my Dad, so when the reboot came out this summer I watched it with a huge mob of friends and a childlike glee. That ...
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