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Yes, Actually, Women Are Made to Give Birth
Sometimes I find myself feeling self conscious about whether or not whatever topic I’m writing about is purely an online problem or if it is a real problem. This is one such problem. The problem which I’m choosing to call “performative biop...
In Defense of Sweetness
Dolly Parton, sweetness incarnate
Sweetness has a bit of bad reputation.
What a Mom Wants, What a Mom Needs
I’m a mom, so I know (how to actually support moms)
As the discussion surrounding the trial of Lindsay Clancy abounds around me, I have sat still and listened and kept quiet. I intend to keep quiet on the trial and Lindsay, because I sim...
Injecting Virtue Into Beauty Instead of Filler Into Our Faces
Tempering vanity
I have what could be considered a strange relationship with beauty. I have long said one of my worst qualities is my vanity. Despite this, I have not just zero desire to attempt anti-aging or pro-current-beauty-standard ex...
Subject To Which Injustices?
Living in the problem feminism names
Esther Berry wrote a concise and compelling essay for Fairer Disputations this past week, which I read as a clarifying statement of distinction between the critics of feminism and the proponents of it v...
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