Weekend Links

Sociological Images presents analysis of how a purportedly informative slide show about birth control shows a socially approved timeline for reproduction: no sex for teens, wait until 30s to have babies (which is not optional), etc. The Washington Post exposes the lie...
PMS, Chocolate, and Other Stereotypes

PMS, Chocolate, and Other Stereotypes

There’s already more than 60 apps on the market for tracking PMS and other aspects of the menstrual cycle, but there always room for one more: Betty Crocker introduced the PMS SOS app this week. In addition to sad stereotypes about gender and how women are ruled...

2009 Conference Papers

2009 Conference Papers Selected papers from the 2009 meeting in Spokane, Washington, were published in the February, 2011, issue of Women’s Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal, guest edited by Chris Bobel and Elizabeth Kissling: Menstruation Matters: Introduction to...

Weekend Links

I think my calendar is broken. How can it be November already?!? Visualizing menstruation: Design student Bridgett Coremans has designed a pair of clocks that visualize the female reproductive cycle with the idea of “helping women reconnect to the natural...
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