Authors
Recent Comments
Tag Archives: Feminism
Why We Oppose Votes for Men – a Poem from 1915
Alice Duer Miller (1874-1942) was born on July 28, 1874, in Staten Island, New York. She was an American poet, novelist, screenwriter, satirist, and feminist. The New York Tribune published a series of her wonderful satirical poems lambasting the objections … Continue reading
June 30, 1966 – National Organization for Women Day
June 30, 1966 – National Organization for Women Day: the largest U.S feminist organization is launched, and begins organizing immediately. Betty Friedan, Shirley Chisholm, Pauli Murray, and Gloria Steinem were among its first leaders. They were attending the Third National Conference … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Betty Friedan, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Feminism, Gloria Steinem, National Organization for Women, NOW, Pauli Murray, Shirley Chisholm, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Comments Off on June 30, 1966 – National Organization for Women Day
TCS: International Women’s Day – The Day the Mountains Move
. . . . Good Morning! ______________________________ Welcome to The Coffee Shop, just for you early risers on Monday mornings. This is an Open Thread forum, so if you have an off-topic opinion burning a hole in your brainpan, feel free to add … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, The Coffee Shop
Tagged Audre Lorde and Ada Limón, Feminism, Kajal Ahmad and Naomi Shihab Nye, Landays of Afghan Women, Muriel Rukeyser and Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Solmaz Sharif and Yosano Akiko, TCS - International Womens Day - Day The Mountains Move, Yesenia Montilla and Tess Gallagher
3 Comments
Word Cloud: ACTIVIST (REDUX – Women’s History Month)
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD Ask two hundred people on the main streets across America to name American women poets — if they came up with anyone, almost certainly it would be Emily Dickinson, and most would stop there, though a … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Word Cloud
Tagged Abortion, Activist, Cats, Feminism, Gardening, Marge Piercy, What Are Big Girls Made Of?, Women's History Month
Comments Off on Word Cloud: ACTIVIST (REDUX – Women’s History Month)
A Poem for Black Poetry Day
Coal by Audre Lorde I Is the total black, being spoken From the earth’s inside. There are many kinds of open. How a diamond comes into a knot of flame How a sound comes into a word, coloured By who … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Poetry
Tagged Audre Lorde, Black Poetry Day, Black Women, Coal, Feminism, LGBT rights
Comments Off on A Poem for Black Poetry Day
Word Cloud: INNER-B!ȾȻH
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD Originally posted on July 15, 2016 – I still feel under the weather, so I’m giving you a “golden oldie” this week that’s in keeping with Women’s History Month. :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: I normally try to abstain from vulgar … Continue reading
Word Cloud: ACTIVIST
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD March is Women’s History Month, so I’ll be talking about women poets this month. Ask two hundred people on the main streets across America to name American women poets — if they came up with anyone, almost … Continue reading
Word Cloud: DRAGON
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD Dragon – a mythical creature appearing in many cultures, used to symbolize many things: power, wisdom, menace, good fortune, destruction, greed, the bones of the earth, illusion, the longing of human beings to fly, etc. November … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, United States, Word Cloud
Tagged American Modernist Poetry, Dragon, Feminism, Literary Criticism, Marianne Moore, Mark Twain, Roses
Comments Off on Word Cloud: DRAGON
Nicole Plyler Fisk
Gene Howington
FFS Guest Blogger
Joy of Fishes
mespo727272
Chuck Stanley
shortfinals
Steven D. Searls
Terry Welshans
ann summers
wordcloud9
