Max Dashu
Independent scholar of global women's history, archaeology, orature, iconography. Lesbian feminist speaker writer videographer linguist antifascist. Land witch, artist. Down with patriarchy and empire. Up the rebels!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 86 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 35 hours ago |
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This is another of the mega-navigation pages through which you’ll be able to explore the site by region. Right now they go by continents, but eventually more detail will be added: countries or regions (like Central Asia, Great Plains, the C...
Suppressed Histories site reconfigured, Part I
Multiple photo essays and articles will be poured into each of these pages once we’ve tagged the content in the database. The navigation banners on this page will give you a taste of what’s coming. (Don’t bother clicking on them yet, no lin...
Latest reboot of Patriarchal Story Scripts
The Odyssey glorifies the bronze age raider, has nothing changed?
Many reviewers excoriate the movie Odyssey as desecrating a hallowed pillar of Western Civ. It certainly is foundational; but I am unconcerned with defending it. It’s past t...
Music for Inspiration and Restoration
From my international playlist:
Masterpiece by the late, great Oneida singer Joanne Shenandoah, from her album “Matriarch,” out of her Haudenosaunee tradition.
This song is uplifting, both music and lyrics (Spanish in description at link...
Cornelia Sorabji, women's rights activist
Cornelia Sorabji was born in 1866, in Devlali, Nashik, under the British colonial Raj. Her mother, Santya, was a Toda woman (an Adivasi people in the Nilgiri Hills) who had been fostered as a girl by a British couple. They gave her an educa...
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Independent scholar of global women's history, orature, archaeology, iconography. Lesbian feminist speaker writer videographer linguist. Land witch, artist, antifascist. Down with patriarchy and empire. Up the rebels!
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