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(Femen)ism? by Kile Jones14 comments

Kile Jones wrote 3 weeks ago: As most of us are aware by now, there is a “feminist-sextremist” group from Ukraine call … more →

Tags: Politics, Violence Against Women, Reproductive Justice, ethics, Gender and Sexuality, Résistance, activism, General, Feminism

Women as Stairways to Heaven by Jameelah X. Medina20 comments

Jameelah X. Medina wrote 1 month ago: In mainstream Islam, the ways and sayings of Prophet Muhammad are second in importance only to the Q … more →

Tags: Islam, Feminism, gender and power, Women in Islam, Jameelah Medina, Muslim Women, Gender and religion

The Roman Catholic Theology of Womanhood by Ivy Helman8 comments

Ivy Helman wrote 1 month ago: The Vatican has created an entire theology of womanhood without the input of a single woman!  Search … more →

Tags: Catholic Church, Women's Ordination, Feminism, Women in the Church, gender and power, vatican, Motherhood, Family, Hierarchy

Orientations: Body, Space, Authority by Linn Marie Tonstad4 comments

Linn Marie Tonstad wrote 1 month ago: In her book Queer Phenomenology, Sara Ahmed investigates how we orient ourselves in space with respe … more →

Tags: Feminist Theology, Christianity, Feminism, Theology, LGBTQ, abuse of power, Body, Power, embodiment

Marriage as a Commodity (Satisfaction Guaranteed) by Michele Stopera Freyhauf 6 comments

Michele Stopera Freyhauf wrote 2 months ago: This Saturday I will be presenting a paper about Cyberbrides at the United Nations Commission on the … more →

Tags: abuse of power, activism, Children, consumerism, ethics, Family, Feminism, gender and power, General

’Kathmandu Declaration’ adopted at conference on Peace building in South Asia

hilleletv wrote 2 months ago: PRESS NOTE UN Women – South Asia SASRO ‘Experts Group’ on Women Peace & Security organized … more →

Tags: The Feminist, Kathmandu Declaration, un women, South Asia SASRO ‘Experts Group’ Peace Building in , Transformative Strategies, IDRC, UN Women South Asia Regional Office’s program, Anne F. Stenhammer (UN Women Representative for Bhutan, Maldives

SPECIAL AAR SERIES Part 2: Gamer-Player/ Gamer-Avatar: The Potential of a Video-Gaming Body by Sara Frykenberg with introduction and response by Mary Hunt5 comments

Sara Frykenberg wrote 5 months ago:  Introduction: This is one of four papers presented in Chicago at the Annual Meeting of the American … more →

Tags: Feminist Theology, Gender and Sexuality, Feminism, gender and power, naming, LGBTQ, identity construction, women and community, Power Relations

The Impact of Excommunication in the 21st Century (Part I) – Spiritual Redemption or Hegemonic Power by Michele Stopera Freyhauf8 comments

Michele Stopera Freyhauf wrote 5 months ago: “The Lord loves everyone and died for everyone, and He wants all to be saved…the best lesson that ca … more →

Tags: thealogy, women's suffering, Catholicism, ethics, Church Doctrine, activism, General, Catholic Church, Women and Ministry

Pussy Riot: Guilty of Crimes of Blasphemy or Being Feminists? By Michele Stopera Freyhauf 4 comments

Michele Stopera Freyhauf wrote 6 months ago: In a country that was willing to [sic] its secular court on a “religious” cause, Pussy Riot are true … more →

Tags: abuse of power, activism, Art, Catholic Church, ethics, Feminism, gender and power, General, Hierarchy

Building a Bridge toward the Future: Will You Meet Me in the Middle? By Ivy Helman5 comments

Ivy Helman wrote 6 months ago: On Tuesday, President Obama’s acceptance speech included the following statement about coming togeth … more →

Tags: Politics, General, Feminism, Social Justice, justice, Patriarchy, Politics 2, sexism, Dialogue

Exposure by Elise M. Edwards5 comments

Elise M. Edwards wrote 6 months ago: Before I feared too much disclosure, but now I seek to channel revelations of personal experiences i … more →

Tags: ethics, God Talk, General, Feminism, naming, Academy, identity construction, women and community, womanist theology

Covered in Light and my experience veiling today5 comments

The Spinner wrote 8 months ago: A scarf does not oppress people. People oppress people. -Covered in Light Today is the Covered in Li … more →

Tags: General, Relationships with Other Pagans, Feminism, Religion and Spirituality, Religion, Culture, spirituality, Faith, Events

Happiness is a Warm Space: Enchantment as Feminist Virtue by Amy Levin4 comments

Amy Levin wrote 8 months ago: Art can provide a balm for the modern soul – Claude Monet Living in New York has its vices, an … more →

Tags: Violence Against Women, ethics, Résistance, Feminism, women's spirituality, Body, Amy Levin, Enchantment, Jane Bennett

How Joan of Arc Crashed Through My Pagan Heart by Marcia Quinn Noren3 comments

Guest Contributor wrote 8 months ago: Born into a Lutheran family of academicians, from earliest childhood I questioned their divisive, an … more →

Tags: Violence Against Women, General, Feminism, Women in the Church, herstory, Women Mystics, Female saints, Joan of Arc, Marcia Quinn Noren

Rape is Not a Political Platform – Rape is a Violent Crime! By Michele Stopera Freyhauf13 comments

Michele Stopera Freyhauf wrote 9 months ago: Just when you think you have heard it all, here we go again – another politician with “open mo … more →

Tags: women's suffering, Violence Against Women, ethics, Gender and Sexuality, Church Doctrine, activism, General, Catholic Church, Feminism

Girls Gone Gray by Erin Lane6 comments

Erin Lane wrote 9 months ago: My hair started “going gray” at nineteen. Prophetic, you could say, for a college girl whose life wa … more →

Tags: Feminism, Body, aging, Body Image, Erin Lane, aging, Gray Hair

If You’re Lucky You Get Old—Part One by Marie Cartier17 comments

Marie Cartier wrote 10 months ago: This year two significant shifts happened inside of me: I realized I was getting older. And I wanted … more →

Tags: General, Feminism, Body, Body, Yoga, self-image, Marie Cartier

To "Ride By On a Wheel" by Kathryn House10 comments

Kathryn House wrote 10 months ago: If you have been socialized that fading into the background should be your first concern, cycling ca … more →

Tags: activism, General, Feminism, Academy, Kathryn House, Cycling, Susan B. Anthony, Wheels of Change

Silencing Miriam: Prophetess, Liberator, and Leader By Michele Stopera Freyhauf4 comments

Michele Stopera Freyhauf wrote 10 months ago: The prophetess Miriam, Aaron’s sister, took a tambourine in her hand, while all the women went out a … more →

Tags: spirituality, Music, Judaism, Politics, textual interpretation, General, feminist awakenings, Women and Ministry, gender and power


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