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.

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Feminist Action Alert: Three Radical Feminist Conferences in a Row! Boston, USA. End of June, 2011. Details here.

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image of book cover (used here for its graphic message, not the content) is from here It is with great pleasure that I get to promote r...
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Toward An Ethic and Practice of Responsible Trans Identities and Radical Trans Politics. Featuring Dean Spade on Vimeo

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Dean Spade: Trickle-Up Social Justice from BCRW Videos on Vimeo . A lot of us who are trans are feeling and being silenced in trans co...

Peace, Blessings, and Congratulations to the People of Egypt! And Nawal El Saadawi on the Revolution

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At Cairo’s Tahrir Square, after President Hosni Mubarak handed over control of the country to the military and left the capital. AP A 30...

"High Risk Lifestyles" of the Poor and Ignored. Being a woman--prostitute, wife, mother, or none of the above--means your life can mean nothing to the police and national media.

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Outskirts of Albuquerque. Photo Credit: Mike Pedroncelli     The photo above and everything that follows is from AlterNet . Please cli...
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Friday, February 11, 2011

Who Gets To Define "Women-Only Space"? People WITH male privilege, or people WITHOUT male privilege?

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image of book cover is from here [Slightly revised on 2/17/2016.] That non-trans people, and liberals generally, cannot see the impor...
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Thursday, February 10, 2011

In the Melinda Stratton vs. Ken Thompson child abuse case, guess which one is in jail? Here's a clue: not him.

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Australian mother imprisoned The story behind the Australian mother in your Amsterdam  prison.  Her young son convinces her that he is...
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NEW: Purple Dial Number for Domestic Violence in Japan! DV is no "Two-way street". It's women and children being run over repeatedly by men.

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Yuka, right, and Democratic Party of Japan member Kumiko Hayashi, launch a support line for victims of domestic violence. SANKEI There ...
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