A Radical Profeminist

This blog exists to support liberatory collectivist activism that seeks to uproot patriarchy, colonialism, and capitalism. It also acts to center the experiences, theories, and agendas of radical and feminist women of color.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Indians and Leftists in the Making of Ecuador's Modern Indigenous Movements, a book review by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

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The image above is the cover to the book reviewed below. This book can be found at Amazon.com; I found the cover and more here , at Monthly ...
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UPDATED POST: I, Julian Real, do not support or advocate any form of genocide against men, or mass murder of men, including any percent of all men being systematically killed (details at the top of this post): No! means no. Something for Runaway1956 and other Liberal to Conservative Men who claim to love and respect the women they are with

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29 July 2010 ECD IMPORTANT UPDATE: I have seen excerpts from the following discussion on other websites, never shown in context. And, some ...
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What to do about Rape and White Het Male Supremacy: Discussion with Jennifer Drew

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[image is from here ] Hi Jennifer Drew, [I have mildly revised some of this since your first reading and wanted to alert you to that.] A few...
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Monday, November 2, 2009

Kersti Yllö's Suggested Readings on Husbands' Violence Against Women

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[image above is from here ] What follows is from here . Wheaton College, Norton, MA, USA [image of Kersti Yllö is from here ] Kersti Yllö Re...

“Your husband has a right to expect regular sex” and related CRAP like the "Duty Shag"

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[image is from here , a site dedicated to bringing to light the problem of men's violence against women in heterosexual marriage and eff...
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Saturday, October 31, 2009

What do you call twenty men and boys gathered around a young woman being raped?

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[this image is a companion piece to the one recently posted at a post on gang rape here . This time it is a man who is allegedly in some sor...
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Friday, October 30, 2009

Which came first: gendered division of power or some other division?

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[this is an image of the quilted artwork of Susan Brubaker Knapp, and the image was found here ] A commenter here offered the following (see...
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