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Posts tagged ‘media portrayals’

2012.04.20   Writing violence against a woman   (17)

Ask a Geek Feminist: I am male who wants to write a novel about a female superhero and at some point my hero will have to lose a fight. Do I need to take precautions so I don’t end up glorifying violence against women?

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2011.08.14   Remorseless husband-stealing no-good linkspams (15th August, 2011)   (9)

Do women and startups mix? Was Battlestar Galactica that good? Is dressing up in Leia’s slave costume empowering? All linkspammed today.

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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 ...

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2010.12.30   A linkspam of startling elegance (31st December, 2010)   (2)

Activist burnout: Dan Choi, an activist working to end DADT (Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, US miliitary policy against openly lesbian, gay or bi people serving), made his burnout and hospitalisation public: I did not initially ...

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2010.12.22   It is the season to be spamming, fa-la-la-la… (23rd December, 2010)   (6)

Notice: we currently use delicious.com as a way of getting people to suggest links for these. The future of delicious.com is currently a little unclear, but since they are saying that it will stay up ...

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2010.11.21   Why subscribe to their feeds when you can get the linkspam for free? (21st November, 2010)   (0)

Anti-Bullying Starts in First Grade: Katie, young Star Wars geek, gets support from the wider women geek community. Sady Doyle on women represented in geek culture continued: Lady Robots: The Shape of Things to Come ...

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2010.10.27   Dot Diva: The Webisode   (8)

This is an amended version of a post I wrote for the CU-WISE blog (my local Women in Science and Engineering group). See below for additional comments to geek feminism readers. This Wednesday fun is ...

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