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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Losing My Religion: Catholic Bishops Attack Reproductive Rights, Hoping to Undermine Birth Control Coverage
As an atheist who was born Catholic, I’m all too aware of the Catholic Church’s ridiculous no birth control stance. While the U.S. contains far more religiosity in its laws and customs than many of us may realize or admit, … Continue reading
‘War Redefined’ Challenges War as a Male Domain & Examines How Violent Conflict Impacts Women in ‘Women, War & Peace’ Series
When we think of war, we often think of soldiers, tanks, weapons and battlefields. But most wars breach boundaries, affecting civilians, mostly women and children. Soldiers, guerillas and paramilitaries use tactics such as rape, fear, murder and pushing people off … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Politics, TV, Women and Gender
Tagged PBS, security, war, War Redefined, women, Women War & Peace
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Afro-Colombian Female Leaders Defy Death Threats to Hold Onto Their Land in ‘Women, War & Peace’s ‘The War We Are Living’
Imagine you walk into your home. An eviction notice awaits you. The government demands you relocate in order to dig up your land. If you choose not to leave, you receive death threats. This is the reality many Colombian civilians … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Politics, TV, Women and Gender
Tagged Colombia, films, PBS, security, The War We Are Living, war, women, Women War & Peace
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Meat-Free Monday Recipe: Quintessential Thanksgiving Recipes with a Vegan Twist
Not everyone’s Thanksgiving Day revolves around eating turkey. Just because you’re vegan, doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy some traditional favorites…with a twist! Now’s a great time to start some new food traditions…cruelty-free. Here’s last year’s post, Vegan Thanksgiving Extravaganza, an … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes, Veganism
Tagged green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, recipes, stuffing, Thanksgiving, vegan, vegetarian
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Why I’m Excited About Pixar’s ‘Brave’ & Its Kick-Ass Female Protagonist…Even If She Is Another Princess
A few days ago, Disney’s Pixar released its trailer for its newest animated film, Brave. Why is this such a huge deal? Why am I so freaking excited to see it?? Because out of the 12 films Pixar has produced, … Continue reading
My Vacillating Relationship with Occupy Wall Street
While I’ve been following Occupy Wall Street (OWS), I’ve got to admit that I have had mixed feelings about participating. I consider myself a vocal activist. This year, I marched in Walk for Choice and SlutWalk and attended the rally … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Women and Gender
Tagged class, feminism, Occupy Boston, Occupy Wall Street, socio-economic status
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What’s Cooking: Vegan Brunch at Boston-area Restaurant Red Lentil
Brunch is my favorite meal. (Although who am I kidding…I love all meals) I mean hearty food AND drinking booze in the morning?? Yes, please! But it’s rare to find a vegan breakfast in Boston. I’ve previously sung the praises … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants, Veganism
Tagged Boston, brunch, French toast, Red Lentil, restaurants, tofu scramble, vegan
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Guest Post: Street Harassment Stops When Men Say It Stops
Post written by Nicole Clark. Cross-posted from her blog. Re-printed with permission. The SlutWalk movement has taken over the world (or at least many major cities such as New York City, Toronto, Denver, and even in Delhi, India) and many … Continue reading
Posted in Gender-Based Violence, Guest Posts, Women and Gender
Tagged girls, Hollaback!, SlutWalk, street harassment, women
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Why We All Should Be Worried About Mississippi’s Anti-Choice Personhood Amendment
It’s that time of year again, folks…Election Day! If you haven’t read my early blog posts, then you might have missed me regaling you with stories of how my mom took me to the election booth, instilling in me the … Continue reading
Afghan Women Fight to Not Have Their Rights Bargained Away in ‘Peace Unveiled’ in ‘Women, War & Peace’ Series
For the past year, revolutions swept across North Africa and the Middle East. Despite their vocal presence, the media didn’t initially display women’s involvement in the protests and negotiations. The same could be said in Afghanistan. It appeared the strides … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Politics, TV, Women and Gender
Tagged Afghanistan, Hasina Safi, PBS, Peace Unveiled, Shahida Hussein, Shinkai Karokhail, Women War & Peace
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