Artists, filmmakers, Tumblr users and all around awesome folks are flipping the logic of homophobic arguments in hilarious and powerful ways.
While searching "sexuality" images on Google (DO NOT do this at work) I found this little nugget labeled as "sexuality confusion." After last weeks readings, how can a term like sexuality confusion exist? What is it even supposed to mean?
DC Comics' Powergirl sometimes wears a fitted jumpsuit, but this version still covers up more of her skin than usual. Photo: Michael Lee Lunsford/SupernormalStepTumbles
The word turns off a lot of men (insert snarky comment about man-hating feminazis here) -- and women. But here's why black men should be embracing the "f" word.
This is perfect for last week discussion on why some choose to identify or not with being a feminist.
We were discussing this way back when--women seeking topless freedom for gender equality. What do you all think? I'm sorta iffy on this movement.
DeviantART user Hyung86 has created "Disney University," a series of illustrations depicting Disney princesses, princes, and other characters as college students. More of the wonderful illustration...
This is a very interesting list I stumbled across. What do you all think?
If you identify as a woman, you've likely been subtly or overtly conditioned to always be polite, to smile, to take up as small an amount of space as possible,
I showed this in my English 106 class. At the end of the quarter one of my students bought me the pens.
This totally works as a disidentification of society's construction of gender roles. This father is allowing his child to feel comfortable wearing clothes that are traditionally geared towards females. Could we say that this is a queering of gender roles? Is the father parodying what is acceptable male dress....or, as the interesting comments show, is he giving the child too much freedom of expression at such a young age? The comments section is my favorite in any article.
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Frightening!
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Say this sentence with emphasis on a different word every time. 7 different meanings!
Linguini love
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