Is it Wednesday?
The Feminist Texican [Reads]
![The Feminist Texican [Reads]](http://feministtexicanreads.files.wordpress.com/2010/01/self-portraitwiththornnecklaceandhummingbird.jpg?w=150&h=193 "The Feminist Texican [Reads]")
My book blog.
RSS Subscriptions
Reading
Tweet Tweet
- RT @slb79: I never deny my high school. It was aiight. But I can't see joining online groups or attending real-life reunions for it. Lik ... 45 minutes ago
- RT @StackWanderer: & if you need a suggestion for your next read, check out some books I think people should still be reading in 30 ... 47 minutes ago
- On page 53 of 336 of Coming of Age on Zoloft, by Katherine Sharpe bit.ly/LDQAAf 1 hour ago
- On page 45 of 272 of The Storytelling Animal, by Jonathan Gottschall bit.ly/LDJknZ 1 hour ago
- 27% done with The Great Lenore, by J.M. Tohline bit.ly/JLSrZ0 3 hours ago
Blogroll
- 49 percent
- A Radical Profeminist
- Angry Black Bitch
- Bitch Blogs
- Colorlines
- Deeply Problematic
- Equality 101
- Feminisnt [NSFW]
- Feministe
- Finally, A Feminism 101 Blog
- Flip Flopping Joy
- Genderbitch
- Hermana, Resist
- Historiann
- I Blame the Patriarchy
- Jem's Lair
- Jon’s Jail Journal
- Latina Lista
- Like a Whisper
- Loteria Chicana
- Muslimah Media Watch
- No Border Wall
- Postbourgie
- Racialicious
- Scarleteen
- Stacia L. Brown
- Stuff White People Do
- That's What Ze Said
- The Angry Black Woman
- The Feminist Breeder
- The Feminist Poster Project
- The Mongoose Chronicles
- The Pursuit of Harpyness
- The Sexademic
- The Unapologetic Mexican
- The Voracious Vegan
- Tiger Beatdown
- Tranifesto
- TransGriot
- Vegans of Color
- Vivir Latino
- What Tami Said
- Wheelchair Dancer
- Womanist Musings
- Women & Hollywood
Categories
Archives
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Quote of the Day
I spoke to help people, and I’m getting bludgeoned from one end to the other. -Don Schmierer in response to the murder of Ugandan gay rights activist David Kato. Schmierer was one of the U.S. evangelicals who visited Uganda in … Continue reading
Posted in homophobia, human rights, lgbti, say what?, world
Tagged David Kato, Don Schmierer, Uganda
Leave a comment
#goodmorning
If anyone knows if there’s a transcript of this, let me know and I’ll link to it. So true. I only have one memory of being skeeved out after being nice to someone. Lots of people in south Texas smile … Continue reading
Posted in activism, fuck yeah, sexism
Tagged Hollaback, sexual harassment, street harassment, TED talks
1 Comment
Tweet of the Day
Courtesy of the Border Patrol’s official union, the National Border Patrol Council: Classy. If you click on the link in the tweet, you’ll see that the actual headline reads, “Parents of dead Mexican teenager sue U.S. government“. The tweet is … Continue reading
Blast from the Past
Girls ought to be active and diligent; nor is that all; they should also be early subjected to restraint. This misfortune, if it really be one, is inseparable from their sex; nor do they ever throw it off but to suffer more … Continue reading
Why I love my sister
Because she made me watch this to see if I’d recognize it (which, duh. I got it within the first 2 seconds): So then I made her watch this: …which then led us to lament how no one dances in … Continue reading
Posted in history, identity, music
Tagged Biz Markie, Britney Spears, Christna Aguilera, Janet Jackson, MC Hammer, Michael Jackson, Selena, Shakira, Sir Mixalot
2 Comments
Um…WHAT?!
Diane von Furstenburg on Chinese people: The Chinese people are very individual. I mean, they are not like the Japanese that are obedient. They’re very — they’re like Jews, really, except that there is a lot more of them. And … Continue reading
Quote of the Day
Michael Steele on his favorite book: Hmmm…War and Peace, you say? Because that quote is from A Tale of Two Cities. Doh!
Posted in art & literature, say what?
Tagged A Tale of Two Cities, Michael Steele, War and Peace
Leave a comment
