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Hot damn. This review was a masterclass.
'Our emotions aren’t an aside to macropolitical spheres; rather, our desires, insecurities, and self-awareness are manifestations of it.' —Saida Grundy in #SignsShortTakes https://t.co/F05uTHaZTu via @SignsJournal @saigrundy
'All women who are racially subordinated are more frequently targeted. Immigrant women, if they are not documented, are in an extremely vulnerable position' Catharine A. MacKinnon #AskAFeminist https://t.co/p8uDVfvPN0 addresses issues from #SignsShortTakes https://t.co/tpxyW7hsTL
“What does justice in the #MeToo movement look like for women who aren’t famous bombshell blondes or gracefully aging brunette starlets?” - @Collier Meyerson asks in #SignsShortTakes https://t.co/l4MZNMJ33V
.@Collier Meyerson asks how, in this era of #MeToo, journalists can help stem the tide of women being silenced and forced to bear the weight of enduring workplace sexual assault #SignsShortTakes https://t.co/l4MZNMJ33V
"What does justice look like for those not deemed worthy of it?" @bmyeung reflects on her book and responses to it in #SignsShortTakes https://t.co/gGfihEjXR0
Thank you @collier for such a thoughtful #SignsShortTakes review of IN A DAY'S WORK by @bmyeung https://t.co/Uaq5b0MJJF
.@SignsJournal #SignsShortTakes features IN A DAY'S WORK with smart and thoughtful essays by @eileen_boris @onesarahjones @collier + @KatherineLTurk about the book, plus a response by yours truly https://t.co/YAsz3nqvzt
Bernice Yeung’s In a Day’s Work prompts @onesarahjones to reflect on “The Women #MeToo Left Behind.” Read her full response in #SignsShortTakes! https://t.co/AphJhCH3up
Read about challenges facing immigrant women, the potential for expanding the #MeToo movement, & the need for collective action in the latest #SignsShortTakes, feat. @eileen_boris , @onesarahjones, @collier, & @KatherineLTurk, plus a response from @bmyeung https://t.co/saZ48E6DcH
“The individual-rights approach to gender violence in the workplace requires a harmed woman turning into a plaintiff and seeking justice in a forum stacked against her.” @eileen_boris discusses the disadvantages faced by immigrant WOC in #SignsShortTakes https://t.co/EypUOMyIko
“Eloquent Rage offers readers a front-row seat into one Black woman’s gestation into feminist awareness, but I am uneasy about the room it leaves for other Black women to do the same.” —Saida Grundy in the latest #SignsShortTakes https://t.co/gSv9uUY9Nk
Can a feminist love spa days, Rihanna, and trap music? (Spoiler alert: Yes.) Read Saida Grundy’s thoughts on feminist complexity in the latest #SignsShortTakes. https://t.co/gSv9uUY9Nk
“Our emotions aren’t an aside to macropolitical spheres; rather, our desires, insecurities, and self-awareness are manifestations of it.” —Saida Grundy in the latest #SignsShortTakes, featuring Brittney Cooper’s Eloquent Rage. https://t.co/gSv9uUY9Nk
What is the work of a public intellectual? How is “the personal is political” relevant today? Read Saida Grundy and @wahneema Lubiano’s thoughts in their discussion of Brittney Cooper’s Eloquent Rage, in the latest #SignsShortTakes. https://t.co/8OIXbMULuM
'Rather than changing victims’ behavior, perhaps we can leverage the #MeToo sentiment ... and incentivize technology companies to fight abuse within their systems.' —Brooke Foucault Welles in #SignsShortTakes https://t.co/bYG2BgnB9G via @SignsJournal
Read @leighalexander, @foucaultwelles, and @Blackamazon on Zoë Quinn’s book “Crash Override” in the latest #SignsShortTakes! https://t.co/vCSiuM39Vt
What can @HillaryClinton’s account of the 2016 election tell us about gender in American politics? Read the #SignsShortTakes on of #WhatHappened https://t.co/5Z2WNVYmA8
In the latest #SignsShortTakes, four feminists reflect on the gender politics of the 2016 election in their discussion of #WhatHappened. https://t.co/f6QnfzYBqm
The #SignsShortTakes forum includes @heymsamelia, Kimberly Springer, Soraya Chemaly & other notable feminists https://t.co/7pg2mrTlPH
The Autumn issue also features #SignsShortTakes on @andizeisler's "We Were Feminists Once" https://t.co/7pg2mrTlPH
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