Nothing like a compilation of blog posts on gender issues to get one’s feminist blood coursing a little faster in one's veins!
This hand-picked baker's dozen of favourite AmazingWomenRock feminist posts from the last year or so is designed to get you thinking about, and hopefully ACTING on, gender equality issues.
More women are talking about gender issues, that's for sure. But we need more women DOING stuff to create change and make real progress.
Tags community feminism gender parity goals inspiration media men success Women's Rights
2012-03-09
Posted in Amazing Susan's Blog
Guest blog post: Soraya Chemaly is a feminist starist and media critic. She is also an insightful and thought-provoking blogger whom I greatly respect and admire. I highly recommend following her on Twitter. This excellent piece was originally published on The Huffington Post.
Does anyone remember when Annie Lennox created a scandal by wearing a men's suit, spurring a debate about whether or not she was gay?
Tags activism community connection family feminism goals success
2012-03-07
Posted in AWR Guest Blogs
Janet Guthrie (born March 7, 1938, in Iowa City, Iowa) is a retired professional race car driver and the first woman to qualify and compete in both the Indianapolis 500 and the Daytona 500.
Guthrie was originally an aerospace engineer and after graduating from the University of Michigan, she worked with Republic Aviation.
Tags adventure feminism goals inspiration Role Models success
2012-03-07
Posted in Profiles & Bios
In yesterday's post (This Is Insane. I Mean Really. C'mon!) I wondered wether to scream or cry.
Today, I learned a lesson in humility when I found that women (and men!) who are obviously much smarter than I are providing a far more sensible reponse: fight back with messages that point out the utter ridiculousness of the situation.
Here are a few more stellar examples courtesy of Formidable Republican Opposition:
Tags feminism gender parity goals government health politics sexuality Women's Rights
2012-02-24
Posted in Amazing Susan's Blog