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Shameless self-promotion Sunday

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  1. In Denmark some people suggested men ought to complain about how their gender is portrayed in commercials. I take issue with that and go through some of the commercials shown on Danish television in the past year or two, showing just why I think the article was ridiculous.

  2. Crap. My links didn’t work. Here they are. For real this time. Sorry!

    Apparently, men need to think they’re going to get some before they’ll step foot in the kitchen.

    Julie Newmar is still awesome.

    Wow. I hate to judge people who call themselves feminists. But really?

    Tell me, Huffington Post: is it women, celebrities, or drunk drivers who are idiots?

  3. A friend of mine and I started up a new blog about radical psychology. From our mission statement, our goals:

    1) a new approach to psychological issues which forgoes common conventions and draws inspiration from feminism, queer theory, anti-racism, disability rights activists and radical politics, among others
    2) critique of psychological institutions and standards such as the DSM, pharmaceutical industries, and academia
    3) exploring ways in which psychology can inform political and social action and thought

    We’re really hoping to build a community, so if you’re interested in issues such as these, please come check us out.

  4. Hi all…I just started a blog I thought I’d share-on feminist pop-culture and media analysis. I’m a grad student in theory and criticism and I teach Women’s studies and I started a blog looking for conversation and dialogue around contemporary issues from a feminist perspective to help me to continue formulate my own ever-evolving feminism and to hopefully provoke new thought among others.

    http://smart-like-me.blogspot.com/

    My recent posts include The Problem with ‘Pussy’ and Gender Stereotypes and Male Feminists

    Cheers!

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