Tag Archives: Men
Them Too, Mr. President
If one wants to know why women often take years to come forward after being sexually harassed or assaulted, Exhibit A currently resides at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, Washington D.C., 20500. But let’s backtrack briefly. There’s a social wave occurring in … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Governance, Media, Politics, Social Justice
Tagged #metoo, Al Franken, Bill Cosby, Bridget Sullivan, Cassandra Searles, Cathy Heller, celebrities, Charlie Rose, Donald Trump, Garrison Keillor, harassment, Harvey Weinstein, Ivana Trump, James Toback, Jennifer Murphy, Jessica Drake, Jessica Leeds, Jill Harth, Karena Virginia, Kristin Anderson, Lisa Boyne, Louis CK, Mariah Billado, Matt Lauer, Men, Mindy McGillivray, misogyny, Natasha Stoynoff, news, Ninni Laaksonen, Rachel Brooks, sexism, sexual assault, Summer Zervos, Tasha Dixon, Temple Taggart, Women, women's rights
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An Open Letter to (Not All) Men
I have an idea to pose to all the men out there who are skeptical or dismissive of feminism. This thought is directed to those who have ever used the phrase, “not all men.” It’s to those who look around … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Rant, Social Justice
Tagged #notallmen, #yesallwomen, catcalling, empathy, equal pay, equality, Feminism, harassment, Men, not all men, oppression, role reversal, Women, women's rights
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The Day I Became A Feminist
A good friend of mine posted on Facebook today, describing a time from years before, when she realized that she was a feminist. And she asked her Facebook friends to recount their stories. I started on mine, but as I … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Quick post, Social Justice
Tagged equality, Facebook, Feminism, Men, Personal story, Women, women's rights
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A Skewed Perspective 