Feminist Friday 7/29
A weekly list of feminist thought from around the web
#SAYHERNAME, MIDWIVES, & JAM
FEATURES & LONG READS
LISTEN: "Tell Me I'm Fat" on This American Life
WATCH: "Are Women Too Hard to Animate?" on Feminist Frequency
"#SayHerName: why Kimberle Crenshaw is fighting for forgotten women" by Homa Khaleeli
"#TheHistorySoundtable II: 70 Recent History Books by Black Women" by Sowande' M. Mustakeem and Keisha N. Blain
"It's All In Your Head: The Dangers of Disbelieving Female Pain" by Caroline Reilly
"Millions of Women are Injured During Childbirth. Why Aren't Doctors Diagnosing Them?" by Laura Beil
"On 'Commonsense Childbirth': A Q&A With Midwife Jennie Joseph" by Elizabeth Dawes Gay
"I'm With the Banned" by Laurie Penny
"No One Likes Meg" by Sarah Blackwood & Sarah Mesle
"Who is Roxane Gay? Get to Know the Feminist Critic Who Just Became One of Marvel's First Black Women Writers" by Elle Collins
"Women, Class, and Higher Education in England, 1965-1975: An Oral History" by Bethany White
" 'A Carnival of Desire': Dina Litovsky's Gorgeous, Strange Photos of the Meatpacking District" by Anna Merlan
"Blast the Trumpet: WEMLO" by Miranda Lewis
FELLOWSHIPS
Bitch Media Fellowships for Writers
CALL FOR PAPERS
Exploring the Boundaries of Black Intellectual History
Western Association of Women Historians 2017 Conference
Family and Power in the Middle Ages
16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence
The Academic World as Literary Exploration in Hispanic and Portuguese Literatures
