This week, @hogben_isabel examines the legacy of Gloria Steinem, arguing that a new woman's movement that recognizes women as women must succeed the abortion-centered second wave.
This week, @glosswitch argues that pregnancy reveals a truth both patriarchy and modern politics would rather ignore: human interdependency.
https://t.co/UHD4y6jlSV
As evidenced by the unbridled promotion and implementation of technology at the expense of human dignity, we are truly experiencing an eclipse of the sense of what it means to be human. It is imperative to recover an understanding of the true meaning and grandeur of humanity as intended by God. It is in this sense that the challenge we currently face is not technological, but anthropological, and it is my hope that the Encyclical Letter to be published within a few days will contribute to answering this challenge.
This week, @darbysaxbe writes on the profound neurological transformations women undergo during motherhood: the loss of gray matter and the mental optimizations made for multiplying demands.
https://t.co/kb00mbUIMY
@maryrosesoma writes @FairerSexFD this week that young women are exhausted by performance culture and are looking for an exit ramp from media that tells them their value is dependent on the latest trend or idealized standard.
She argues that we can do better than @eviemagazine
This week, @maryrosesoma argues that @Evie_Magazine perpetuates the worst of the Cosmo they seek to make conservative. Evie reduces women to their status as sex objects, prioritizing profit-seeking sex-appeal over helping women live lives of purpose.
https://t.co/274PRrOm5z
This week, we’re proud to present a three-part dialogue between Catholic theologian Angela Franks and radical feminist philosopher Kate Phelan, offered in friendship and a mutual desire for truth.
https://t.co/sNtXEh4sok
"Cruel men exist, and they will use all kinds of words and ideologies to justify their cruelty. But decent and loving and dignified conservative men exist too—as do thoughtful and intelligent conservative women—and we can’t have worthwhile conversations about any of this unless we acknowledge that."
Nice correction of some of the editorial distortions in the NY Mag piece by @freyaindiaa -- Her experience with IRL conservative men tracks my own -https://t.co/cWc4QgMiAY
@pegobry_en@erikabachiochi She's saying a woman opting for anonymity in a major outlet when speaking out against a strain of the Right with often violent rhetoric makes sense because of sexual asymmetry, not a manifestation of sneaky feminine conflict avoidance
Santiago Schnell, former Notre Dame science dean turned Dartmouth provost, says that Catholic univs must stop imitating secular schools and should instead be excellent at what makes them truly distinct.
His proposal for Catholic higher ed? Cultivate future Doctors of the Church