Women's Work
Emily A. HancockFrom the hands that weave to the breasts that feed.
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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?
wrote a concise and compelling essay1 for this past week, which I read as a clarifying statement of distinction between the critics of feminism and the proponents of it via the use of one key question these groups fundamentally disagree on...
Fruitful Body, Blighted Fruit
Miscarriage Diary
Nothing was ever certain until the day the corn was harvested or the fruit was picked: a frost in spring, an equinoctial gale, a heavy rainstorm, could always ‘make the flowers fall’ and put an end to the ripening. A foet...
Did Bonnie Blue Just Turn Me Back Into a Feminist?
On the pornification of pregnancy and birth ….and why choice feminism has a dishonesty problem
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 ma...
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...
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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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