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EMERGING FEMINISMS, Two Poems: “Look Out for the Girl” and “Under the Water I Remember”
By Guest Contributor on January 26, 2017
By Katerina Roger Look Out for the Girl This young lady will give us a taster he says. assuming away a drop of our beer....
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Disability Made Visible
By Guest Contributor on November 26, 2013
By AMarie Houser Your partner touches your arm, your shoulder: his fingers like pebbles, alluvial strikes. Waves of pain radiate from the small pressures. Your...
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Domestic Violence Survivors Write to their Body Parts to Reclaim the Pieces that Make Them Whole and at Home
By Guest Contributor on October 22, 2013
By Lexie Bean “Do not be afraid to put this book down. Do not be afraid to pick this book up. This book is not...
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Able Normative Supremacy and the Zero Mentality
By Eddie Ndopu on February 5, 2013
Within our neoliberal cultural imaginary, disabled people are rendered as bodies lacking agency. As a result, the measures of progress used to gauge the inclusion...
On "Liberated Sex" and Other Myths
By Guest Contributor on April 30, 2012
By Breanne Fahs At my book reading in New York last month, renowned sex therapist and activist Leonore Tiefer told me (in her brilliantly frank...

EMERGING FEMINISMS, Two Poems: “Look Out for the Girl” and “Under the Water I Remember”