Just wanted to remind you all that tomorrow (Sat. 2/26) is Walk for Choice Day! Across the country, people will stand up for reproductive rights by walking in cities such as NYC, Boston (my city hoowah!), Chicago, DC, Dallas, Atlanta, Phoenix, Houston, Minneapolis, Tampa, Los Angeles, San Diego, Orlando, Seattle, Portland, Detroit and so many … Continue reading »
Monthly Archives: February 2011
Standing in the Way of Control: Why the GOP’s Ongoing Attacks on Planned Parenthood Affect Us All
For most of my working life, I’ve lived paycheck to paycheck. As someone who worked full-time while putting myself through college, I never had a dime to spare. I’d often forgo health insurance in order to have money in my pocket. I knew it wasn’t the wisest decision, but if it was between buying groceries … Continue reading »
Best Picture Nominee Post at Bitch Flicks: The Kids Are All Right
This excerpt is from a post written by The Opinioness, originally published at Bitch Flicks as part of their “Best Picture Nominee Review Series.” I was so excited to see The Kids Are All Right. I mean a film with not one, but two amazing female leads as well as a family headed by lesbian … Continue reading »
Attack of the Anti-Choice Clones: Legislators Wage War on Women & Reproductive Justice…It’s Time to Fight Back
Okay, this fucking batshit douchebaggery has GOT to stop!! You probably already know what I’m talking about. And if you don’t, you’re in for a nightmarish awakening. I’m referring to the assault on reproductive justice; the war being waged over women’s bodies. I’ve wanted to write this blog post for weeks now. But every time … Continue reading »
Meat-Free Monday Recipe: Valentine’s Day Roasted Red Pepper & Tomato Sauce Over Penne
I don’t really celebrate Valentine’s Day. I mean the greeting card companies, chocolatiers and lingerie boutiques got together and conspired, inventing this made-up holiday as a way to cash in. If you’re single, it’s a perpetual reminder that you’re not in a relationship. Am I really that cynical? Maybe. But that doesn’t mean I boo … Continue reading »
(Not) Everyone’s a Critic: Why the Lack of Female Literary Critics, Magazine Writers and Women in Media Matters
Tomorrow morning, I’m headed off to NYC (my fave city in the whole world!) to eagerly attend the 1st Annual Athena Film Festival, featuring documentaries and fictional films revolving around women and leadership. If it’s a feminist event…you know I’m there! Created to spotlight women in film, it got me thinking about the lack of … Continue reading »
Move Over Bacon, Now There’s Something Leaner: Oprah and Her Staff “Lean Into” a Vegan Diet
Going vegan; a lifestyle that raises curiosity and questions. With numerous cookbooks and celebs, more people than ever are wondering what’s so great about being vegan. No stranger to food politics, Oprah has championed for food awareness ever since she famously fought a lawsuit brought on by Texas cattle ranchers after forgoing beef on her … Continue reading »
