I love that frisson of connection when something you’re watching for fun connects with your political sensibilities, and it’s all the more marvellous when it’s something you can connect with that much more because of shared context.
Archive for Category: "Film & TV"
February 10, 2012 11:00 am
African Women in Film: New Screen Adaptation of Chimamanda Adichie’s Novel, Half of a Yellow Sun
Latest Global Gender Justice News
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Start Improving the World: Goodbye, Gender Across Borders
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Global Feminist Link Love: April 21 – 27
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Male, female, hetero, homo: does the binarism really exist or are we making it up?
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Essentialism, constructionism, and why I like plaid
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Understanding my sexuality through queer theory
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Dangers of identity politics: does science hold all the answers?
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Profile of a “Gaysian”
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“Yes I am too, but am I really?” On queerness and socialization.
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Welcome to the series “Born this way? The role of the nature vs nurture debate in sexual identity formation and acceptance”!
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Unpacking my daddy issues
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Women’s Solidarity: Speaking With One Voice for Equality
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Report Addresses Gender Gap in London
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Integration, Honor and Women in Germany
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A Question of Royalty: How Black Princesses are Faring on the International Stage
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Global Feminist Link Love: April 14-20
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Women in the Middle
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Malawi: New President and New Media
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Illusions of Abandonment: Euro-orphans in Poland’s Immigrant Families
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Chasing Elusive Dreams: The Quandary of Zimbabwean Women
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“In South East Asia, progress is being made on the backs of poor women”
