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How would you describe your feminism in one sentence?
1 Comment Published August 5th, 2008 in Baba familias, Go hetero ally go!.The exceedingly smart Aussie feminists have been answering the above question and others online since October of last year, thanks to the woman who writes at Blue Milk (tag line: thinking + motherhood = feminist). She’s been collecting the answers here, and she’s got a page of germane statements on the topic of feminist motherhood by various bright lights at her [...]
This is what people mean when they say it’s going to get worse before it gets better***
7 Comments Published July 30th, 2008 in APB, Go hetero ally go!.
An out-of-work truck driver accused of opening fire at a Unitarian church, killing two people, left behind a note suggesting that he targeted the congregation out of hatred for its liberal policies, including its acceptance of gays, authorities said Monday. (AP)
Tennessee gunman targets church over its stance on gay rights (Times UK)
Breaking: Shooting in Tennessee — [...]
Licensed to thrill
12 Comments Published June 20th, 2008 in Go hetero ally go!, Mostly a picture, On marriage and commitment.Below, some pictures from our errand to city hall today. Narrative to follow next week.
At left: The beloved does what any sensible woman in her position would do on the subway commute to city hall.
At right: Dr. Phil’s emmisaries greet folks upon arrival to SF City Hall. Okay, so [...]
Herstoric
12 Comments Published June 17th, 2008 in APB, Go hetero ally go!, On marriage and commitment.Ruminations to follow. Today, a nod to a herstory-making moment in the LGBT Civil Rights Movement.
Whether or not you’re unmitigatedly pro-marriage, as an institution; even if you believe that federal rights and protections for all LGBT people would be best served by expansion of the federal Civil Rights Act to include us; [...]
Extree, extree! CA Supremes say: Gay nupes a-okay!
9 Comments Published May 16th, 2008 in APB, Go hetero ally go!, On marriage and commitment.The observant and widely blog-read will recognize none other than Sassa, of Accident of Hope fame, availing herself of the gravel pit. Today’s landmark court decision in favor of same-sex marriage was handed down smack dab in the middle of an inter-state lesbian parent blogger schmooze-fest. Auspicious, since Chicory got hitched here with [...]
Tillie Olsen documentary screens tonight in Oakland
2 Comments Published January 14th, 2008 in Go hetero ally go!, Miscellaney. San Francisco Chronicle photo of filmmaker Ann Hershey by Liz Hafalia
Documentary filmmaker Annie Hershey’s long-awaited film about the life and work of writer-activist Tillie Olsen will be making its Bay Area debut tonight, on what would have been Olsen’s ninety-sixth birhtday. She died on New Year’s Day a year ago.
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Happiness is an old friend
4 Comments Published October 22nd, 2007 in Baba familias, Go hetero ally go!, Odes.Special Cousin and Special Auntie dote on the lil’ peanut, while the lil’ monkey takes flight.
You just never know, is the thing.
Ever so many years ago I was a college freshman, worried on the one hand about living away from home in a big smelly student co-op, yet thrilled on the other by [...]
Happy National Coming Out Day
7 Comments Published October 11th, 2007 in Baba familias, Go hetero ally go!.Those in the know will recall that today’s National Coming Out Day, or NCOD for the AO (Acronym Oriented). Today, in the U.S. and abroad, LGBT people and their allies are encouraged to take another step out of the proverbial closet. It’s all relative, but the idea is, wherever you are in your [...]


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