Attn Feminist Job Seekers!
If anyone is looking for a feminist job, here are a few that just came up…pass them around!
Associate Editor, Ms. magazine
Director of Operations, Girls Write Now
Communications Coordinator, Girls Write Now
Online activist with a BA in Political Science. Sociologist at heart. Pursuing MPA in Non-Profit Management.
Empathy is everything.
This is what a Feminist looks like.
If anyone is looking for a feminist job, here are a few that just came up…pass them around!
Associate Editor, Ms. magazine
Director of Operations, Girls Write Now
Communications Coordinator, Girls Write Now

Lucy Stone began lecturing on women’s rights in 1847 in a church in Gardner, Massachusetts, where her brother was a minister. She was tiny, weighed about 100 pounds, was a marvelous speaker. As lecturer for the American Anti-Slavery Society, she was, at various times, deluged with cold water, sent reeling by a thrown book, attacked by mobs.
When she married Henry Black well, they joined hands at their wedding and read a statement: While we acknowledge our mutual affection by publicly assuming the relationship of husband and wife…we deem it a duty to declare that this act on our part implies no sanction of, nor promise of voluntary obedience to such of the present laws of marriage as refuse to recognize the wife as an independence, rational being, while they confer upon the husband an injurious and unnatural superiority…
She was one of the first to refuse to give up her name after marriage.- Howard Zinn in A People’s History of the United States
Thrilled that Melissa Harris-Perry discussed my article about young feminists on her show today…and with such bad ass panelists!
5 min TED talk originally banned.
Income inequality, job creators, & taxing the rich.
Sacred Economics with Charles Eisenstein
An 11 minute film.
Community, connectedness, gifts, possibilities, healing our planet, a better way to live.
Rachel Maddow owns Republican pundit who says women don’t actually make less money than men.
The Unrelenting Genora Dollinger
— Sol Dollinger
GENORA JOHNSON DOLLINGER was called the Joan of Arc of labor for her role in the Flint sitdown strikes of 1937. At the age of 23 she organized the Women’s Auxiliary of the United Automobile Workers Union and the women’s Emergency…
We Love You Iran & Israel
So heartwarming to think of all this love from all these individuals