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.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

On My Living Radical Feminist Sheroes List: Malalai Joya

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I have blogger about her before, but brave women like this woman ought to be supported regularly, publicly, by as many people as possible. ...
Saturday, April 3, 2010

"Calls for Submission": a new request for Women of Color to Speak Out in Favor of the Existence of Industrial-Strength Racist Sexxxism Work

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[image of the white dood in the fucked up racist/misogynist " über -white with black lettering" t-shirt is from h...
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Introducing Sexist Man, who discusses his practices of Voyeurism as Violation and Pornography Use as Privileged Patriarchal Behavior: Intro and Days 1 through 7

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[this rather creepy image is from here ] Through a mutual friend, I have found out that this Sexist Man welcomes the sharing of what h...
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Bad Press is like Nazi Atrocity, says a senior priest at a Vatican Good Friday dinner, and this peculiar twist of logic ISN'T being brought to you by the MRAs or Mel Gibson (this time, anyway)

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[this pie chart is from here ] With many, many thanks to Jill over at Feministe , this is a cross post. Genocide and thousands of years of...
Friday, April 2, 2010

Ain't I a Woman! A Book of Women's Poetry from Around the World

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[this beautiful book's cover image is from here ] [this version of the book's cover is from here ] Ain't I a Woman! A Book of W...
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Hell hath no fury like a group of privileged white het men who mistakenly believe they've been scorned by women

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 [image of book cover is from here ] What follows was written by Andrea Dworkin, about men and woman-hating. I want to talk to you about e...
Thursday, April 1, 2010

Got Water? Do you see Water as a Radical Profeminist Issue Connected to Rape? Please Learn about the African Indigenous Women's Organisation and the Work it Does

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 [image is from here ] Too often, the realities of most of the world's women are made invisible by men in the West...
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