Tonight We’re Gonna Party . . . Like it’s 2009?

Thursday, 31 December 2009, 8:43 | Category : Site News
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Hey everyone, just a quick note from all of us here at Feminists For Choice to say thank you for your support this year. We’ve reduced the pace of our posting schedule over the past months in order to accommodate the hectic pace of the holiday season, but we’ll be back with a bang [...]

Happy Thanksgiving

Thursday, 26 November 2009, 7:37 | Category : Site News
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Happy Thanksgiving from Feminists For Choice. We’re spending the holiday with our loved ones, so tune in on Monday for the latest pro-choice news. In the mean time, here’s a little guide from Planned Parenthood to help you navigate the table-side discussions that will inevitably turn to the health care debate.
In the spirit [...]

Call for Papers: Seeking Pro-Choice Activists’ Stories

Monday, 23 November 2009, 12:30 | Category : Site News
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Feminists For Choice is seeking essays or narratives from feminists about what drives them to activism.  Essay topics may include, but are not limited to, the following themes:
•    When did you first call yourself a feminist?
•    What does feminism mean to you?
•    Did you grow up in a pro-choice household, or was your family anti-choice?
•   [...]

Choice Chat Sum Up

Monday, 23 November 2009, 10:43 | Category : Site News
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A big thank you to everyone who participated in Saturday’s Choice Chat with Carol Adams.  We had about 35 people in the chat room, and let’s just say that the questions people shared were both insightful and exciting.  I think that everyone who came to the chat was willing to examine things from a new [...]

Join the Choice Chat with Carol Adams

Saturday, 21 November 2009, 11:45 | Category : Site News
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Thanks for joining Feminists For Choice for the second in our series of Choice Chats. Today our guest is Carol Adams, the author of The Sexual Politics of Meat. She’s also written books about spirituality, domestic violence, and ecofeminism. You should read her bio on her website. You’ll see that she’s [...]

November Choice Chat: The Sexual Politics of Meat

Monday, 2 November 2009, 10:53 | Category : Site News
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Join Feminists For Choice for our next choice chat. Our guest will be Carol Adams, the author of The Sexual Politics of Meat: A Feminist-Vegetarian Critical Theory. Carol’s book has been called “ground-breaking” and “pioneering.” Many say it is an underground classic, which Adams supposes means that lots of people know and love [...]

Feminists For Choice Welcomes New Writer

Friday, 16 October 2009, 8:32 | Category : Site News
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Manda Brezicky is the newest member of our writing team. She is a Manda-of-all-trades trying to become a master of them all. While raising two kids with her husband, she is pursuing higher education in Art, History, and Women’s Studies. She hopes to some day be able to corrupt teach the fresh young minds [...]

Join Feminists For Choice

Monday, 12 October 2009, 13:47 | Category : Site News
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Are you a Feminist For Choice? Then join us on Twitter and Facebook. You can also get your feminist merch on by checking out our snazzy T-shirts, coffee mugs, and bumper stickers. Giggety, giggety. Oh, yeah!

Feminists For Choice is Launching “Choice Chats”

Friday, 9 October 2009, 14:42 | Category : Site News
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Mark your calendars! Feminists For Choice is launching a new feature on the site called “Choice Chats.” Once a month we’ll be inviting a guest speaker to participate in a live chat right here on the site. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and get answers in real time.
We’re very honored [...]

New Writers Join Feminists For Choice

Monday, 21 September 2009, 7:44 | Category : Site News
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Feminists For Choice is very excited to announce that we have three new writers joining our crew of fabulous feminists.
Alexandra Wolfson is a sophomore from Spokane, Washington, where she attends Ferris High School. Alex says she first called herself a feminist in 6th grade when she learned of the unfortunate history of the subjugation of [...]