The other night, my bear asked if he could discuss with me this post, where I talk about (among other things) the victim-blaming ramifications of telling a woman to change her behavior to avoid rape. He was conflicted. On the one hand, he totally agreed with me. It is not a woman’s fault if she’s [...]
Posts Tagged ‘misogyny’
Stuff What Boys Can Do
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged ally, misogyny, rape, rape prevention on September 18, 2009 | 16 Comments »
Reaction Part 2
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged abuse, misogyny, rape, rape culture, victimization on August 21, 2009 | 37 Comments »
I wanted to clarify some things from this post and the relating comments thread. Again, I don’t mean this to respond to any particular individual or blog I saw that linked me, because I still don’t like call-and-response blogging (though I feel like I’m doing too much of that in the comments, and might back [...]
Search terms of the day
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged misogyny on July 13, 2009 | 4 Comments »
“bitchy wives set boundaries”
“fat women raped movies”
That Last Post
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged misogyny, rape on July 2, 2009 | 1 Comment »
This story illustrates nicely the damned-if-you-do social scenario women find themselves in that I was trying to describe in that last post.
I’m sure if the woman had instead chosen to be meek and shame-faced, and had been willing to quietly accept whatever condescension the officer wanted to pitch her way, coupled with any legal consequences [...]
Okay, so I have been drinking
Posted in abuse, feminism, rape, tagged ally, distancing behaviors, friends of rape victims, misogyny, rape, sexism, sexual assault on October 20, 2008 | 3 Comments »
This blog was recently featured on the Carnival of Sexual Violence; specifically, this entry, about losing a friend due to talking about rape. Since then, some other folk have linked me, and my blog is now exploding on another entry about a similar topic. As a result (also, there is bourbon involved) I’ve spent the [...]
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