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Amber Rose’s Feminism: For Women Who Have “Been Through Shit”

Carmen Rios

Reprinted with permission from Autostraddle Amber Rose’s SlutWalk in Los Angeles Saturday brought together hundreds of survivors and allies in the fight to end rape culture, victim-blaming and slut-shaming. But […]

  • Arts & Entertainment
  • Violence & Harassment

Amber Rose Shares Her First Memory of Slut-Shaming, and it’s Brutal

Stephanie Hallett

Model, author, businesswoman, feminist. However you know her, Amber Rose seems to be everywhere right now. From her forthcoming book, How to Be a Bad Bitch, to her FunnyOrDie video taking down […]

  • Voices

How to Have a Feminist Halloween

Jenni Hill

A report from England … Walking around one of Manchester’s most prominent fancy dress shops recently I was horrified at the outfits it had to offer. It’s not that the […]

  • National

Scenes from SlutWalk LA 2012

Lauren Barbato

Slutitude. What is it? That was the question posed to a crowd Sunday afternoon crammed in a tiny studio space behind, of all places, the Chick-fil-A on Sunset Boulevard in […]

  • Voices

Should We Ban “Slut” and “Ho” From the Lexicon?

Janell Hobson

I must commend Sandra Fluke, like so many others have already done, for rightly condemning “shock jock” Rush Limbaugh’s efforts in silencing women who dare to speak publicly about sexual […]

  • National
  • Violence & Harassment

It’s a Dress, Not a Yes

Shira Tarrant

“It’s a dress, not a yes,” is a rallying cry at the SlutWalk marches, which demand an end to rape and victim blaming. The movement started in January 2011, when […]

  • Justice & Law

Am I Troy Davis? A Slut?

Stephanie Gilmore

1. On September 21, 2011, I joined hundreds of my friends and millions of people around the world to watch, through tears and in abject horror, as Troy Anthony Davis was executed […]

  • Voices

Thoughts on SlutWalk from a Wheelchair

Jennifer Scott

As a sexual violence prevention educator, I find hope in the grassroots activism and passion that radiates from SlutWalk. Anything that gets people talking, that breaks down the myths and […]

  • News & Opinion

#OccupyWallStreet, SlutWalk NYC and Racial Blind Spots: Editors’ Picks, 10/2-10/8

Annie Shields

Progressive and feminist activists were in the national spotlight this week as they took to the streets of cities and towns across the country in protest of corporate greed and […]

  • Voices

Woman is the “N” of the World?

Aishah Shahidah Simmons

In 1969, Yoko Ono coined the phrase, and I quote, “Woman is the N****R of the World.” Shortly thereafter, she and her husband, the late John Lennon, wrote and he recorded a song with that […]

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