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.

Monday, January 24, 2011

Dear Sebastian. A letter of loss and love.

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image is from here Dear Sebastian, I know this should never see the light of day. It, like much of what should be barely whispered betw...

Free Workshops on Global Feminist Activism by UK Feminista! Feb. 1 in Bristol, Feb. 2 in Birmingham, Feb. 5 in Leeds. To celebrate the 100th Anniversary of International Women's Day!!!

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this photograph was part of the workshop news release below     UK Feminist a Workshops on Global Feminist Activism Announced UK ...
Sunday, January 23, 2011

Calling All Activists--Across Africa, Asia, the Pacific Island nations, the Caribbean, the continents of the Americas, Australia, and Europe: I Welcome You to Share what You're Doing to Challenge and Stop Men's Domination of Women. Here.

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image is from here I am writing to ask women (or anyone else) the world over who are working to end male supremacy, male dominance, and ...
Friday, January 21, 2011

Dora Byamukama on The Truth and Consequences of Climate Change in Africa, and what we can do

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image of globe featuring Africa front and center is from here To listen to women of color globally means you get how interconnected the f...

Anti-Globalisation Film: "The Economics of Happiness", with Dr. Vandana Shiva

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  = GENOCIDE, GYNOCIDE, AND ECOCIDE   If you watch the video below, note who "we" are considered to be. Are "we" Indig...
Thursday, January 20, 2011

Please Assist Phylicia Barnes In Her Safe Return to her Family and Friends

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Missing: Phylicia Simone Barnes It goes without say, doesn't it?, that were Phylicia Simone Barnes white and blonde, her face would b...

Dakota Activist, Writer, Professor: Waziyatawin and her pro-liberation politics. Please find ways to support her efforts!

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photograph of Waziyatawin is from  here Free Speech is assumed to mean that people are free to speak, as individuals. But to speak and b...
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