by spdracerx December 16, 2009

Throughout this book I have used third person pronouns and collective nouns in the masculine gender.

To those readers who may be offended by this, I apologize sincerely. Unfortunately, there are at this time no alternatives that do not either create confusion or impede the flow of language; which is to say, there are no acceptable alternatives. Here’s hoping that when and if I publish again, there will be.

Tom Robbins, author’s note excerpt preceding Even Cowgirls Get the Blues.
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by spdracerx December 10, 2009
greysea:

i love barbara kruger

Check out Barbara Kruger’s website. There are a bunch more great pieces there.

greysea:

i love barbara kruger

Check out Barbara Kruger’s website. There are a bunch more great pieces there.

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by spdracerx December 7, 2009
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by spdracerx December 7, 2009
sexismandthecity:

These girls look determined.

This is my new favorite picture. There’s nothing I don’t love about it.

sexismandthecity:

These girls look determined.

This is my new favorite picture. There’s nothing I don’t love about it.

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by spdracerx December 6, 2009
Sticker picture #3

Sticker picture #3

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by spdracerx December 6, 2009
Sticker picture #2

Sticker picture #2

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by spdracerx December 6, 2009
Sticker picture #1

Sticker picture #1

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by spdracerx December 3, 2009
sexismandthecity:

Rebel Girl

sexismandthecity:

Rebel Girl

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While it’s thrilling that there is also a movement of young men all who want to tear down the patriarchy right alongside women, it’s dangerous that they don’t have a clear picture of what they want to build in its place. At the conference, one young man spoke up against the notion of a new “feminist masculinity,” explaining that he feared it would be one more box that young men felt they had to fit into. There’s a lot of validity to his argument, but I fear that the old adage is true: We can’t be what we can’t see. Models help us try on various identities and find one that is truly authentic. The more publicly feminist-aligned men we have, the more opportunities the next generation has to find a positive, masculine gender identity that actually fits.
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by spdracerx November 29, 2009
I got some stickers in the mail, so look for pictures of these around Richmond in the near future.

I got some stickers in the mail, so look for pictures of these around Richmond in the near future.

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