WOMEN’S RESOURCE DIRECTORY
Blogs
1. Feministe http://www.feministe.us/
Description: Feministe is one of the oldest feminist blogs online designed by and
run by women from the ground up.
2. Feministing http://feministing.com/
Description: Feministing is an online community for feminists and their allies.
The community aspect of Feministing – our community blog, campus blog,
comment threads, and related social networking sites – exist to better connect
feminists online and off, and to encourage activism. We hope that the Feministing
community will provide a forum for a variety of feminist voices and
organizations. In order to maintain a progressive and safe discourse on the site,
anti-feminist comments, posts, and profiles are not permitted; the Feministing
editors believe that racism, classism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, and hate
speech constitute anti-feminism and have no place on the site.
3. FBomb http://thefbomb.org/
Description: The FBomb.org is a blog/community created for teenage girls who
care about their rights as women and want to be heard. All young feminists who
are just a little bit pissed off and very outspoken are more than welcome here.
4. Finally, A Feminism 101 Blog http://finallyfeminism101.wordpress.com/
Description: This blog is an information resource, for both feminists and those
questioning feminism, concentrating on typically disruptive questions/assertions
which frequently arise in online feminist discussions.
5. Women’s eNews http://www.womensenews.org/
Description: Women's eNews is the definitive source of substantive news-unavailable anywhere else--covering issues of particular concern to women and
providing women's perspectives on public policy. It enhances women's ability to
define their own lives and to participate fully in every sector of human endeavor.
6. MySistahs http://www.amplifyyourvoice.org/mysistahs
Description: MySistahs is a Web site created by and for young women of color to
provide information and offer support on sexual and reproductive health issues
through education and advocacy. Through monthly features, message boards, and
online peer education young women receive information on activism, culture,
sexual health, and other issues that are important to them.
7. Shakesville http://shakespearessister.blogspot.com/
Description: Shakesville is a feminist blog, and a feminist's blog. It is a
progressive blog. It is a safe space. It is a community. It is a blog whose
contributors are resolved to be willing to self-examine and learn, and whose
community members are expected to do the same. Forward movement, progress,
on cultural, political, and individual levels is woven into the fabric of Shakesville.
Our key objectives are equality, liberty, and justice for all, empathy, selfawareness, growth, momentum, compassion, and laughter. We blog about
domestic politics, foreign policy, high culture, pop culture, books, film, telly,
food, the patriarchy, oppression, repression, religion, philosophy, parenting, not
parenting, marriage, cats, why women's trousers have so many buttons, and
anything else that we feel like discussing. With photos. Many of them doctored
for maximum hilarity. All are invited. Whether you are welcome is up to you.
8. The Ms. Education of Shelby Knox http://shelbyknox.com/
Description: This is a feminist blog written and moderated by a young woman
who earnestly and sincerely wants to make the world a more equal place for all
people. I think and write and speak about how gender, race, class, age, sexual
orientation and the intersections thereof impact the individual and collective lived
experience.
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