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Blogs by women
Posted by gingerbeer25 • 7/06/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: feminism, women
I would like to read some blogs written by women. Of course I am a feminist so anything along that line would be great.
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ME, no I'm not a feminist, those guys have just got something we girls don't have, it's not much usually, but it's an important not much.-
Thats the smartest thing I've ever heard a female say. -
Know what you mean...
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I'm a second wave feminist but I don't really write about feminist topics in either of my blogs. -
It does not matter whether you write specifically about feminism I just want to read what women are thinking about or living through or celebrating.
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Have you checked out BlogHer? -
Yes...just looking for new blogs to read that is all.
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I am not a feminist...more of a weird combination of opinions and beliefs from modern and traditional views. Take a look and let me know what you think. I'd suggest you read my post radioactivecats.blogspot.com/2008/05/city-taken-for-god.html for a good idea of my view of men and women. -
Have you ever read huffingtonpost.com by Andriana? It's a blog most men hate. -
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Here is a great women's blog written by women all over New York:
www.hollabacknyc.blogspot.com/ -
Perhaps you'll like mine.
lulu-haiku.blogspot.com -
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Not the case with mine.
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What do you mean by dry? -
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Stop being a bloody tool.
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THanks for the blogs...off to read.
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Love your 'about' page on that blog.
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I commented on your Jezebel post. Great blog1 -
Nice post and nice blog. I know I've read you at some point before but one thing I've noticed as today I'm also looking around a new area stemming out of "20 something bloggers" called "20 something female bloggers" is when it's narrowed down to women, politics, blogging etc. I am much more likely to find blogs I like then when I am looking at a huge social network.
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One more woman checking in...-Nards -
Ginger, here are two outstanding blogs for you:
needled.wordpress.com/ by a Scottish girl who has great insight into popular culture (check out her posts about books in particular and about the domestic in drag); AND
knitaluscious.blogspot.com/ by Felix, a woman who knows her feminism well and who is writing a PhD on the domestic soundscape.
Both of them talk extensively about crafts as well, and link these to the creative process and the critical one as well.
My blog domestic-miss.blogspot.com is very much centred on domesticity (or the rejection of it), yet, while writing it, I realised that it is not so much a j'accuse of my domestic life but a celebration of the grind which is the never the same. Lately, I've started to talk extensively about the creative process while referring to relevant reads. I am completing a PhD on popular culture, therefore some of it also is leaking in.
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And these as well!!
rosylittlethings.typepad.com/ by Alicia Paulson, maker of all things cute. She blogs about her personal life and her creations. She blogs from Oregon;
www.frenchknots.typepad.co.uk/ who also blogs about her creations and her every-day life. She blogs from the UK. -
I love the holla back blog...thanks for that one!
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well I have strong opinions and passion here is one of my links~
Sir Paul McCartney & the Beatles guest band Purplemelon
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"Womanist Musings" is one of the best new blogs I've discovered over the last few months.
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Thanks cooper...I appreciate that!
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I am not a feminist but you can check out my blog. -
thistimethisspace.com
Posts about conscious living, personal development, health, relationships, self improvement, spirituality, coping with & learning from major loss & chronic disease. -
I am not a woman, but I often feature women in my blog.
I also have posts on feminism:
necrofiles.blogspot.com/2007/12/chauvinist-guide-to-feminism-part-1.html
And I like to dress like a woman. Does that count?-
Good try.
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A great feminist blog www.menarebetterthanwomen.com/
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Here I Am, lol. www.DavincisBlogLog.com -
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I don't think I can post this link because it has a "bad" word in it - so play along with me... type in www then a dot, then the word ditch (with a b instead) buzz dot com. So it sorta looks like ditchbuzz - ya know? I love this site!!
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Mine is not really a feminist blog, but it does deal with being assaulted, and my long slow recovery from depression and post-traumatic stress. Plus, I talk about yoga and spiritual things along the way... and write the odd bit of poetry!
svasti.wordpress.com/ -
(hand held high) I am a woman-
Keropidark.blogspot.com
Girlropi.blogspot.com
I'm not sure if I share your views on feminism but I appreciate yours and my right to free speech.-
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Hey Theresa, how have you been? Good to see so many women representing their blogs.
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I'm not a feminist, I would be a humanist if the word wouldn't be reserved to mean something else.
Here's my blog though, as I definitely am a female: www.sebastyne.net/blog -
Definately a woman
kat-com.blogspot.com -
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Yes, I only value the opinions of pretty girls.
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That is not at all what I intended to mean by saying that
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Well, you are a dancer. Chances are you are a pretty girl so I'll consider your opinion.
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Check my blog, then decide who needs more empowerment? man or woman?
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Hi
I don’t think to do something for women you need to be a woman.
If anyone has have respect & love for women -- they can add value to their worth.
Check one of this kinda blog:
royarya.blogspot.com/
royarya.blogspot.com/2008/09/5-signs-youre-too-good-for-him.html
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Practical Faith at www.llmlive.com is by a woman as are 4 of their podcasts1
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I write mainly about marine bio/wildlife but if you're interested anyway:
cetaceanchatter.blogspot.com/ -
I am a female so my blog is written by a female. Have look see if you want a giggle or two. Should you like to read and perhaps want a reading challenge then I am in a few that perhaps you may want to join. Check it out. -
I have a uterus and I blog. Does that count?
Check out www.GiggleOn.com
I guess it wouldn't be correct to call myself a Uterine-Blogger now would it? Hummmmmmmm............
Not sure if I am a feminist or not. First off, I hate the color pink. I REALLY hate it! www.giggleon.com/2008/05/hate-pink/
Secondly, I'm not sure if I want equal rights with men. Why can't I have more rights?????? LOL :-) -
You can read my blog. It is dedicated *primarily to my journey of writing and publishing my memoir about my experiences as a former heroin addict, punk rock musician, and sex-industry worker. I am writing about my journey of addiction and recovery so that I can raise awareness about the need for free and available treatment in our society. You can visit my blog at blog.melindaville.com
*since I started blogging, I have written about other things as well--mostly about personal development, transformation and change, etc.
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Well, Im a young lady...
when-the-dog-bites.blogspot.com/ -
I don't blog on feminist topics, per se, but have been a feminist since the Sixties. sweetvioletsa.blogspot.com/ -
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I'm a woman and I blog:
www.jan4geo-glow.blogspot.com
And what is all this "I'm not a feminist" stuff? If it hadn't been for the first-wave (which I was part of), second- and third- wave women's movements, none of us would be where we are (and blogging) today!
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film maker and blogger... that is really cool.
I have been thinking of my blog as a tv channel, so I think it needs video and audio programs. Like, I need a whole studio to make the website I want.
Does that make sense to you?
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I am a female market trader (not to be confused with a city trader).
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I hate it that blogs by women is a cool subject and blogs by men is a bad one.
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Who said that blogs by men is a bad subject?
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Let's see how much interest there is.
www.blogcatalog.com/discuss/entry/blogs-by-men -
Well, if no one's said it yet, I will. It's every bit as dumb as "blogs by women". Unless, you know, you're a segregationist. -
[ding] Give them both a cookie.
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I have several - but
nomadic-wisdom.blogspot.com
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4nomadic.wordpress.com
probably say the most about me personally rather than professionally -
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my blog www.womenforce.net/-
I'm a woman blogging about my search for a rural dream ... and with that will probably come lots of old-fashioned jam-making and baking while my husband works the land. Although I do bring pennies in so I'm trying to take on new roles and not just old-fashioned roles ... www.livingtheruraldream.com
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I'm not a member of any of these blogs linked to below. Hopefully, they will be ones that you are not already aware of.
(1) blogs by women www.blogsbywomen.org/blog/ currently 5,808 women bloggers listed
(2) blogs by women webring ringsaround.net/womenbloggers/
(3) blogs by black women www.ringsurf.com/ring/blogsbybw/ -
i dont really give away if im male/female but take a look and see if you can guess
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Feel free and welcome...now I will go and check out your site...:) -
It depends on your definition of feminist since it's been twisted this way and that, but in the true spirit of the word when it started out in the '60s [not even near the beginning of the women's rights movement, for those of you who may not know], it meant that women had something to add from their experiences that was not getting heard as well as being a humanist: a realization that both men and women were being shoved into cultural roles whether they fit them or not. And that discrimination is alive and well: women still do not get paid same wages for the same work as men do; women's "experiences are relegated to a separate category for "women's films" that are not promoted as widely nor thought to have the same appeal as "men's" movies, i.e., women's experience is not universal while theirs is. I taught for years and saw girls intimidated and shamed into thinking feminism was bad or trivial when if it hadn't been for the women who chained themselves to fences, went to prison, protested, etc., women would not have the rights that are forcefully being taken away now. Still, women are denigraded, treated as second class, and boys learn to treat them that way while sissy and faggot are still the worst things to get called on the playground. Those are the values of the Religious Right, of Rev. Rick Warren who will be speaking at Obama's inauguration....war, military, tough on crime, the concept of beat the truth out of them [or as Dobson in his parenting books suggest, punish your children using 1/4" PVC pipe]--all of these are old-style male role modeling still being shoved on our culture, on our children. One thing the women's movement taught me that I will never forget: the personal is political. As interest groups move in to force laws [and already have: Bush not only passed the law allowing pharmacists and dtrs to not give women any coverage that is against their conscience, they do not have to give a referral either. And by law, insurance companies do not have to cover birth control pills, tubal ligations or vasectomies], I think it important to remember that to many in power, our bodies do not belong to us, and they are indeed making it political.
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My definition of 'Femenist' is one who refuses to live in the truth, blinded by percieved injustice, to the exclusion of reason. I have never, nor would I ever, opress in any way another person. I read historical accounts of past wrongs an while I empathise I cannot suffer my predicessors pain. My father was a Firefighter - that makes me what? A guy trying to live my life. I have no special insight into firefighting. The same for the fact that my great great grandfather did bad things. Am I to pay for those wrongs? How could I pay for those wrongs? I understand that there are currently bad things happening, does that make all men guilty of the crimes of others by virtue of thier gender? When my employer stole the pension fund - I lost my retirement as much as my female co-workers did. Bush's laws affected me as much as my wife. I guess I'm just concerned that there is a perception being presented that only women suffer from ba government, bad companies, bad societal acceptances. I am a right wing conservative male who can listen to other views, I hope you put down the broad paint brush you've painted men, Christians, politicians, etc. with and look at each individual, as I think you would like to be. Great posts. PEACE!
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women do write interestingly on their blogs , enjoy ! -
I am woman, I blog, but it is about art and while I may bring up issues relevant to gender in the arts, my focus is art.
www.jafabrit.blogspot.com -
I'm totally not a feminist, but I'm a girl and here's my blog:
www.hatingtherainandpeopletoo.blogspot.com -
I'm a girl and I happen to blog, not sure why gender makes any difference but meh:
a-wonderful-oddity.blogspot.com/ -
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My blog's about women in the music industry, more specifically promoting female artists and the odd comment piece. Hopefully it'll appeal - countertopwritings.blogspot.com/ -
i'm a woman. and i blog. i'm not a feminist but i hope you get to check it out.
chainsawsandjelly.blogspot.com
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