Nearly a decade ago, I made a critical career decision to divest my life from academic institutions that didn’t value me. As a woman of...
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The House With Feet: The Dire Importance of Ruth Stone’s Bequest
“Who are the women who brought my great-grandmother tea and straightened her bed? As anemone in midsummer, the air cannot find them and grandmother’s been...
SUBMITATHON! as Applied Feminist Epistemology: Rejecting Models of Scarcity, Believing in Plenty
I. When I was a Stanford sophomore I took a class called Feminist Epistemology—I know, right?—that looked at ways of learning and doing and knowing...