...themes of sexual violence and the racialized innocence of white women. Wolf mentions the statistics on femicide and notes “and then I heard about all these trans women getting murdered...
Rhiannon Lindgren is a PhD candidate in the Philosophy Department at the University of Oregon. Her research in social and political philosophy seeks to put emancipatory political struggles in conversation...
...ever having to actually meet them. For some, especially women, escaping oppressive cultural, religious, and relational structures as part of a new order, the price of loneliness may be one...
...appreciate their thoughts on their own terms. The Women in Philosophy series publishes posts on those excluded in the history of philosophy on the basis of gender injustice, issues of...
...and defending the place of philosophy in a college education, I’ve stopped emphasizing the mastery of content for its own sake. Instead, I’ve emphasized using content as a starting point...
...of China (130 million), and 79% of Pakistan (113 million). 54% are women, and even in some highly banked countries women are mostly unbanked; Turkey is 25% unbanked but 71%...
...around “food noise” only reinforces these claims. The Women in Philosophy series publishes posts on those excluded in the history of philosophy on the basis of gender injustice, issues of...
...found traditional feminist approaches to reproductive rights both lacking and limiting. Reproductive rights and choice, as a movement developed from white women’s perspectives, focuses almost exclusively on privacy and rights...
...and politically objectionable. The Women in Philosophy series publishes posts on those excluded in the history of philosophy on the basis of gender injustice, issues of gender injustice in the...
...Amanda Pinto, Cameron Roman, Emily Lange, Patrick Monogue y Rachel McNealis. The Women in Philosophy series publishes posts on those excluded in the history of philosophy on the basis of...
