Momio
Hannah HoelMom + Semiotics = Momio. I will focus on the current ~~~state of feminism~~~ as seen in popular culture and with a few anecdotes from having the system stacked against working moms. Praised be, b--ch.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | hannahhoel.substack.com |
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Trad Wives, Feminism, and Ballerina Farm: A New Cinderella Story?
The rise of trad wife culture is a hot, contentious topic in modern feminism, and Ballerina Farm, recently spotlighted in a controversial Times article, is a prime example of how the lifestyle is both embraced and critiqued. Flattering Inst...
"Rebel-girl" attitude in modern politics
Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably noticed that girls are taking over—not women. "Girl" doesn't carry the same baggage as "woman." Girls are innocent and malleable, ready to rise up and rebel, while women are in a diffe...
Met Gala, Fast Fashion, and the American Dream: A Cultural Analyst's Take on Wealth Inequality
America's obsession with the wealthy is undeniable. It's a core part of the American Dream, where the pursuit of wealth and success is seen as the ultimate goal. In popular culture, viral sensations like Succession, White Lotus, and Saltbur...
Radical self-care in America: beyond the myth
Audre Lorde said in 1988 that, ‘Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.‘ As a civil rights activist, woman of color, and lesbian, her words capture the essence of self-care...
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I’m a semiotician and cultural analyst, former art critic and fashion model, jet setter and homesteader, and momma to three little Kiwis.
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