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Archive for tag: white feminism

01.082018September 10, 2019

News Flash: There’s No Central Office Called #MeToo

News Flash: There’s No Central Office Called #MeToo

By Sarah ClarkIn FeaturedTags #metoo, activism, Alisa Rivera, Aziz Ansari, B.K. Fisher, Black Lives Matter, Boston Review, Caitlin Flanagan, capitalis, Carley Moore, Carmen Maria Machado, Catherine Deneuve, consent, Daphne Merkin, Diego Rivera, empathy, Feminism, Feminist Press, FOSTA, Frida K, gatekeepers, gender, gender presentation, income, intersectionality, Junot Diaz, Katie Roiphe, Lili Loofbourow, Lindy West, Michelle Tea, Moira Donegan, Monica Byrne, perfect victim myth, queer, Rebecca Solnit, SESTA, sex positive, sex work, sexual assault, sexual harassment, Shannon Lee, Sherman Alexie, Shreerekha, Stefania Heim, Tarana Burke, Timothy Donnelly, Title IX, trauma, Twitter Feminism, white feminism, Zinzi Clemmons

1 I’d already had a bad day when I read Daphne Merkin’s now-infamous Op-Ed in The New York Times, “Publicly, We Say #MeToo. Privately, We...

27.042018September 10, 2019

Kill Your Heroes: Examining Marianne Moore’s Fraught Racial, Misogynistic, and Capitalist Politics

Kill Your Heroes: Examining Marianne Moore’s Fraught Racial, Misogynistic, and Capitalist Politics

By Sarah ClarkIn FeaturedTags Annie Winifred Ellerman, Arts Club, class, Cynthia Hogue, femininity, Feminism, first wave, Guggenheim, Gwendolyn Brooks, historical racism, implicit bias, intersectionality, James Sibley Watson, Julianne Neely, Marianne Moore, parenthood, poetry, poverty, Pulitzer Prize, racism, Scofield Thayer, sexism, Sylvia Plath, Ted Hughes, TS Eliot, white feminism

Gwendolyn Brooks had already become the first African American woman to win a Pulitzer Prize in Poetry when fellow poet Marianne Moore sent this letter...

05.062017September 10, 2019

Body of a Poem: La Loca

Body of a Poem: La Loca

By Sarah ClarkIn FeaturedTags anti-blackness, Body of a Poem, call out culture, erasure, eurocentrism, femme, gender, gender-based violence, Jezebel, Jones-Shafroth Act, latinidad, microaggressions, non-binary, performative allyship, poetry, poetry careers, Puerto Rico, racism, Raquel Salas-Rivera, reproductive rights, sexism, sexual assault, silencing, stereotypes, visibility, white feminism, white fragility

I remember it like it was today because it was yesterday, maybe this week, this month, or I’m not sure. I remember a group of...

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