r/Feminism • • 22h ago

Idea

16 Upvotes

I would LOVE if someone created an instagram page to post about & highlight movies directed by women or with female stories or new books by women or new podcasts or music by women!

I want to hear more female voices but sometimes they get lost in the sea of men’s voices!

I would create it myself but I am very busy and unwell lol so I’m hoping that I can share my idea and someone with a bit of spare time could jump on it x

(Please let me know if this already exists)


r/Feminism • • 18h ago

Heterosexual marriage

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70 Upvotes

r/Feminism • • 18h ago

Women are reclaiming their 'whore shorts' after Shane Gillis' gross SNL monologue, and even his ex is joining in

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896 Upvotes

r/Feminism • • 17h ago

Iranian woman handed death sentence for ‘blasphemy’ in social media post

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r/Feminism • • 19h ago

Funny how abortion bans become “settled law” when an election gets close.

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r/Feminism • • 18h ago

Before #MeToo Went Viral, Kelly Oxford Said, “I’ll Go First.” | Ten years ago, Kelly Oxford, now a Playboy columnist, asked women to share their first experiences of sexual assault. They’re still answering. (Unpaywalled)

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Kelly asked women to share their first experiences of sexual assault. She went first: she was 12 years old, on a city bus.

By the next morning, Kelly said she was receiving at least 50 stories per minute. By Monday afternoon, the New York Times reported that nearly 27 million people had responded to or visited her Twitter page. Kelly sparked #NotOkay, a viral movement that made the scale of sexual assault impossible to ignore.

This was a full year before #MeToo became a global hashtag. But “me too” already existed as a movement. A decade earlier, activist Tarana Burke had founded it to support survivors of sexual violence, particularly Black women and girls.

What followed Kelly’s post took something we’d become used to discussing as a statistic and made it overwhelmingly personal: women sharing their experiences, in their own words, one after another after another. NPR called it a “collective unburdening.”

Read more: https://www.playboy.com/read/politics/before-metoo-went-viral-kelly-oxford-said-ill-go-first


r/Feminism • • 17h ago

John Byrne on the various pitches for Wonder Woman comics in the 90s

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121 Upvotes

r/Feminism • • 20h ago

TROUBLE IN ANTI-ABORTION PARADISE.

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r/Feminism • • 14h ago

Are there any books about feminism and disability ?

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Hi I am looking for book about feminism and disability both invisible disability's and visible and intersectional issues regarding this. Does anybody have any good books they have read or seen about these issues.