by Julia March 4 was The National Day of Action to Defend Education, and at Maryland we took action to create the kind of education we desire. We held a series of workshops in the Art-Sociology building’s atrium on feminism in academia, hip hop and society, sports and education, the prison-industrial complex, and whatever else [...]
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Michel Foucault and Purity Balls
Posted in Books, tagged deconstruction, discourse, feminism, hypersexualization, jessica valenti, Michel Foucault, patriarchy, purity balls, purity myth, sexism, socialization, the history of sexuality on 03/05/2010 | Leave a Comment »
Valentine’s Day: A Reality Check
Posted in Movies, tagged capitalism, consumerism, feminism, friendship, love, monogamy, pressure, socialization, valentine's day on 02/15/2010 | Leave a Comment »
by Julia So, yesterday was Valentine’s Day. As I see it, there are a few options for how to spend this day, based on your romantic situation: 1. If you’re in a fairly committed relationship, you can embrace it. Yes, it’s a capitalistic holiday which embodies the system at its worst (I’ll get to that [...]
Money, Freedom…Love?
Posted in Movies, tagged avatar, commitment, economy, marriage, marx, ravens, socialization, unemployment, up in the air on 12/26/2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Julia Today, I saw Avatar and Up in the Air. Avatar reviews abound, so I’ll focus this post on Up in the Air, directed by Jason Reitman and starring George Clooney, Jason Bateman, and Vera Farmiga. The film tells the story of Ryan Bingham (Clooney), a 40-something who travels all over the  country to [...]
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