Women's Work
Emily A. HancockFrom the hands that weave to the breasts that feed.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 83 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Did Bonnie Blue Just Turn Me Back Into a Feminist?
While I have never called myself an anti-feminist, I admit I have purposefully distanced myself from the feminist label in the past. This was mainly a reaction to my own participation in choice feminism in my teens and early twenties. I rec...
Cursed Infrastructure
According to Gallup, there are more people in America who are opposed to the building of AI data centers in the area they live in than there are people opposed to the construction of nuclear power plants in the area they live in. They also...
The Vessels Our Grandmothers Gave Us
On keeping and mending containers
Hi, my name is Emily and I am the chaotic, messy daughter of an orderly, tidy mother. My mother herself is the daughter of an orderly, tidy mother. I feel quite sure that trend would continue way on up the...
Grok Against Girlhood
Against the carving up of the human image
I recently saw a video of Mara Wilson of Matilda fame, discussing how when she was 12 years old she decided to look herself up on the internet. This was a few years after she had played the title r...
The Last Month of the First Year
Ephemeral babyhood
My fourth baby turns one in less than a month and I’m finding myself wanting to write about mothers and babies the way Mary Cassatt painted mothers and babies.
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Mother of 4, most of all. Delving into the work of womanhood. Exploring the inherent incongruities between human nature and the expectations of the market and the state in post-industrial modernity. No AI, ever.
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