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Click! A Chubby Ballerina Gets Wise

Natalie Wilson

I was maybe 8 or 9, my chubby self stuffed into a brand new pink leotard and tights. I was not happy in this outfit, largely because my little body […]

  • Voices

Click! Doing the Dishes and My Rock n’ Roll Dreams

Gina Athena Ulysse

It was the 1980s. I was an oddball. I loved Tina Turner, Pat Benatar, Cyndi Lauper, Eurythmics, U2 and the Rolling Stones. I was dreaming of becoming a rock star. […]

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Click! Everything I Needed To Know I Learned in Kindergarten

Pam Redela

I was 5 years old when I first had that sensation that comes from your gut when you know something isn’t right. Not a feeling of danger, but of righteous […]

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Click! One Raging Ringing of the Bells

Elizabeth Black

I grew up in a conservative, working-class Catholic home where I had never even heard of feminism. Whilst I had numerous “click” moments, I had no idea what to make […]

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Click! A Feminist All Along

Francesca Tarant

To borrow from Twelfth Night: Some are born feminists, some achieve feminism, and some have feminism thrust upon them. Those in the first category received Ms. rolled up in their […]

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Click! My Grandmother’s Resistance

Srimati Basu

“How am I going to manage without you?” my maternal grandmother Pata wailed at the viewing of her husband’s recently deceased body. As a precocious and carefully inscrutable 12-year-old, I […]

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Click! Cape Town, South Africa, 1980

Penny Andrews

It was during the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, that I, a law student, came out as a feminist. The year was 1980. I had grown up in a Cape […]

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Click! Super Sloppy 17ths

Genevieve Dempre

I realized I was a feminist the first time I gave myself permission to be angry with men. My first boyfriend in high school spent a lot of time undermining […]

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Click! Hmmm, Aha! and Oh no!

Anna Diamond

I had my first feminist stirring, or “Hmmm” moment, in grade school when I noticed teachers always asked boys to help them carry boxes, move the mobile TV or assist […]

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Click! It’s Not You, It’s Patriarchy

Melanie Klein

“It’s not you. You’re not an isolated case. It’s systematic and it’s called patriarchy,” said the radical 60-something woman at the front of the room with the “War is not […]

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