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The Beheld

Watching Women Want

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoJune 30, 2015
...[/lr] To watch elite female athletes is to watch women not give a shit when they look ugly I’ve been watching a lot of the Women’s World Cup, with...
The Beheld

Nicole Kristal, Writer and Bisexual Advocate, Los Angeles

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoAugust 14, 2013
...her here. We talked about what hair length has to do with sexuality, navigating the line between showing interest in women and objectifying them, and why bisexuals are terrible dressers....
Young chimps taking care of each other (2019) by Tambako the Jaguar (Flickr | CC BY.ND 2.0
Lady Science

Radical Science, Feminism, and the Biology of Determinism

By Lady ScienceDecember 20, 2018
...of Exclusion in Medical Education, 1970-1990” in Ellen S. More, Elizabeth Fee, and Manon Parry, eds. Women Physicians and the Cultures of Medicine (2009), pp. 205-31. Margaret Rossiter, Women Scientists...
Essays & Reviews

Reform School

By Malcolm HarrisMarch 18, 2016
...they have put enough distance between themselves and their compulsory education that the particular ways in which it sucks are hard for them to recall. At 20, education reformer Nikhil...
Lady Science

The Work of Art in the Age of Xerox Reproduction

By Lady ScienceAugust 16, 2018
...opposite poles of a ne’er-the-twain-shall-meet binary. Of the show’s four sections, two were devoted to individual women artists, Lesley Schiff and Barbara T. Smith , while a third area of...
Lady Science

Plants, Domesticity, and the Female Poisoner

By Lady ScienceNovember 17, 2016
...only the latest in a stereotype-rich line of women botanists and poisoners from mythology, detective stories, comics, and science fiction. Modern stories, including comics, are slowly letting women scientists be...
Donna Strickland as a graduate student at the University of Rochester (1985) (Wikimedia Commons)
Lady Science

The Myth of Meritocracy in Academic Publishing

By Lady ScienceDecember 20, 2018
...and citations of the work should be indicative of merit. Our continued belief in this meritocracy has very real outcomes for women in science; without change to this system, efforts...
Essays & Reviews

Model Behavior

By Laurie PennyMay 30, 2012
...home. The markers of psychological health among young women at that time were long hair, pretty dresses, shopping, and makeup. The middle-aged, ponderously paunched male psychiatrists who ran the ward...
Lady Science

Diseases Of Virgins And Spinsters: The Gynephobic History Of Chlorosis And Hysteria

By Lady ScienceJuly 19, 2018
...hysteria as an ungendered state of uncontrollable mania. But as we grapple with more women in the public eye, the sexist history of the word has come again to the...
Essays & Reviews

Free Us All

By Mariame KabaMay 8, 2017
Participatory defense campaigns as abolitionist organizing.
Essays & Reviews

Cool Women

By Elena Comay del JuncoFebruary 21, 2020
When the apparently hard-edged rejection of identity betrays a hidden sentimentalism
Socialism and/or Barbarism

Crisis and domestic work (On self-reduction, shoplifting, and other forms of gender war)

By Evan Calder WilliamsAugust 20, 2012
...but above all, in the vast majority, the women who make up the “inactive” and “dependent” population. There are 21,754,000 persons in Italy who “don’t work,” of which 5,586,000 are...
Lady Science

Women Scribes: The Technologists of the Middle Ages

By Lady ScienceFebruary 15, 2018
...well as a convent at Barking , have found abundant styli, the main tool of students, suggesting that there was robust scribal activity or education that included both women and...
Croasdale in her office.
Lady Science

To Respect a Ghost: Remembering Women Pioneers as They Wanted

By Lady ScienceMarch 14, 2019
...of the unusually gender-balanced community but wholly atypical of the rest of the country at a time when less than 40 percent of bachelor’s degrees were conferred to women ....
Lady Science

The Personal in the Professional: a 19th-Century Hangover

By Lady ScienceApril 20, 2017
...that occurs more often for women than for men. This kind of gender bias is incredibly common. Another profile of this sort, a 2013 New York Times obituary, praised rocket...
Essays & Reviews

Belles Lettres

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoMay 14, 2012
...anything involving them: “It is not an accident that all women who write for Salon are either hot, or formerly hot,” wrote a commenter on a piece I penned there...

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