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The Feminist Friday Round-up
Here's how it works. Write a blog about being a feminist mom, raising a feminist child, a rant or anything that falls under the realm of the theme for the week. You don't have to be a mom or parent to participate. Come back and link your post and post the button on your blog.
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You don't even have to be a blogger to take part - just send me your post and I will publish it on my blog for you. You don't even have to include your name if you prefer.
When you've published it, come back on Friday and via a widget thing you can add a link to your post and share it with everyone. The link remains open for 4 days.
Visit others, comment if you like them or feel inspired by them. Just go out and encourage and support other feminist Moms or future feminist Moms.
The more support you give, the more you will get back! I can't wait to meet and interact with other feminist moms around the world!
4 comments:
Isnt feminism about choice? So if he choses to be Mr blondie, you dont really get a say in it? just like him not getting a say in you not being Mrs notblondehusband...Actually...while on the point of reverse sexism...I hate it as a term.... Why is it that its just plain old sexism for women and feminists but for men its reverse sexism...It automatically puts men on the backfoot, as if we are all the ones that are usually sexist and now its just a turnaround of the usual run of events.
When a woman sexually assaults a man, we don't call it reverse sexual assault, or when a wife hits her husband, we don;t call it reverse spousal abuse so we?
I've only used reverse for clarity if I'm honest! Sexism is sexism is sexism no matter the sex of the recipient. If I WANTED to be Mrs NBH that is one thing but it is another that I persistently get addressed as Mrs NBH. Does that make sense?
Well, traditionally, the wife takes the husbands name. people usually just assume that you would have taken it. I know its quite common for that not to be the case in the states, but i think over here, we are stil a bit behind in that regard. In fact my sister got engaged recently and thought that her name changed automatically when she got married. I'm not saying everyone is that dense....but..
btw just meant the term reverse sexism being used in general, i didnt mean to imply you thought there was a difference between sexism towards men or women.
I hyphenated my name as a wedding present to NBH. What I don't like is being called Mrs. HisFirstName HisLastName. No one changes their first name when they get married y'know?
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