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.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

And when WHITES engage in LOOTING, what is THAT called? Ah, yes: expansionism, colonisation, manifest destiny, globalisation, "securing freedom and democracy for all [white people]", "free trade", health insurance premiums, ATM and other banking fees, pharmaceutical price gouging, internet music file sharing, and "morally good". (WRONG! That's all LOOTING.)

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Revised on 21 January 2010 ECD. I'm introducing this post with one cracker-ass, mutherfucking, white supremacist, classist, anti-Black I...
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Consider the specific needs of Haitians with Disabilities in the Aftermath of the Earthquake: Physical Disabilities, Post-traumatic Stress, Blindness, and more

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[image is from here ] Above, able-bodied Haitian children display colorfully painted crutches which are now ready to distribute to peopl...

MADRE is working with women in Haiti, MADRE works to stop violence against women

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[MADRE logo image is from here ] Haiti: Emergency Relief for Earthquake Survivors Earthquake in Haiti The worst earthquake in 200 years st...

Sexist Backlash Against Gender-Responsive Aid in Haiti Shows Some Men Really Don't Get It

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[image is from here ] The title of this blogpost and all that follows is from *here @AlterNet* .   Posted by Lucinda Marshall , RH ...
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Remembering Miep Gies (1909-2010), the brave woman who kept Anne Frank alive in her attic during the Nazi Occupation of Holland

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In the early 1940s, the German Nazis deported and murdered most of Holland's Jews. Miep Gies, who died on January 11 aged 100, was on...

Mourning the loss of Kate McGarrigle, Canadian folk singer with her sister Anna

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Canadian folk music icon Kate McGarrigle dead at 63 after battle with cancer By AP January 19th, 2010 TORONTO — Canadian folk singer an...
Monday, January 18, 2010

Honoring the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: "Why I Am Opposed to the War in Vietnam" (audio and text)

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"[T]he hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in a period of moral crisis maintain their neutrality. There comes a time wh...
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