WRITING THE LONGEST REVOLUTION
Posted in Blogosphere on Jul 1st, 2009
I don’t know precisely what happened, bfp (and I’m kind of glad). I do know what it is to be targeted, and I’m sorry it’s happened to you.
I just wanted to say so far as I’m concerned, it’s all good. None of us has to like any of us to still want us [...]
Posted in Blogosphere, Women in Media on Jun 27th, 2009
Sokari at Global Voices:
The Nigerian government has just launched a “$5 million war” against bloggers and online news media such as Sahara Reporters.
Three security sources, who are privy to the plan, revealed that Yar’adua last week approved the covert operation to stop websites and bloggers from influencing public opinion in Nigeria. The president’s Chief Economic [...]
Posted in Blogosphere, Media on May 19th, 2009
Blogola: The FTC Takes On Paid Posts
The Federal Trade Commission wants bloggers to disclose when they’ve been wooed with cash or freebies from companies they cover
By Douglas MacMillan
Readers of Adventures in Babywearing, a blog for parents, got an up-close look at the Ergo, a $135 embroidered baby carrier in a shade called “organic blue” [...]
Posted in Blogosphere, Erasure of Feminist History, Erasure of Feminist Leaders, Erasure of Women's Lives, Exile, Feminism, Feminist Conferences, Feminist Politics, Feminist Discussion Boards, It's all connected, Male Foolishness, Male Terrorism, Media, Women as Writers on Feb 21st, 2009
I think feminist blogging, so far as the potential I believe it once had for advancing feminist goals, is history.
Posted in Blogosphere, Internet Terrorism, Making Men Out of Boys, Male Foolishness, Male Terrorism, War on Women, Woman-Only Space, You've got to be kidding, off our backs, oob on Jan 8th, 2009
Someone calling himself “joshua” with a fake e-mail address incorporating an obscenity attempted to post this bizarre comment to Jeyoani’s recent post on racism and the way sexism is the blue book for all oppressions:
i have a copy of the report N.O.W. tried to bury called
School Success by Gender:
A Catalyst for the Masculinist Discourse
i found [...]
