Allegedly NYC is the only podcast that I regularly cry laughing while listening to. So obviously, I’m so excited to be a guest on it! Continue reading “Slutever Sex-Talking on Allegedly NYC Podcast”
Why is the Manosphere Throwing such a Tantrum about the All-Female Cast of Ghostbusters?
Predictably, misogynistic bros on the internet are whining about the new Ghostbusters movie that stars four women. Some are saying the new film will “ruin their childhoods,” which were devoted to Ghostbusters’ male characters. But it is possible for a movie to retrospectively ruin a misogynist’s childhood? Matthew Cull says… maybe. Continue reading “Why is the Manosphere Throwing such a Tantrum about the All-Female Cast of Ghostbusters?”
Instagram’s @gothshakira is Decolonizing the Whiteness of Dank Memes
Instagram’s @gothshakira makes intersectional feminist memes that will keep you loling. Here, she talks dank memery, cultural critique, and the word “slut” with Kristen Cochrane.
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Am I Gay Enough Not To Be Straight?
When you’re trying to be “chill” about exploring your sexual fluidity, but you realize you’ve never been chill about anything ever. By Misha Scott. Continue reading “Am I Gay Enough Not To Be Straight?”
Talking with the First Chair in Transgender Studies in the World
Last month, Dr. Aaron Devor, a trans professor at the University of Victoria, was named the first Chair in Transgender studies in the world. Michel Ghanem sat down with Devor to discuss trans visibility in pop culture, as well as his exciting new position. Continue reading “Talking with the First Chair in Transgender Studies in the World”
Happy Birthday Simone de Beauvoir! 7 Reasons To Celebrate Her Life
Simone de Beauvoir—acclaimed author of The Second Sex, and long time partner of Jean-Paul Sartre—was one of the most important figures in both feminism and philosophy. Since today is her birthday, Kristen Cochrane reminds us why she was such a bad bitch. Continue reading “Happy Birthday Simone de Beauvoir! 7 Reasons To Celebrate Her Life”
An Interview with the Girls Behind Be Here Nowish
Chatting with Alexandra Roxo and Natalia Leite, the girls behind the comedy web series Be Here Nowish, about sex scenes and spirituality. Season 2 premiers this week! Words by Lucie Allouche. Photos by Anny Lutwak. Styling by Maggie Dunlap. Continue reading “An Interview with the Girls Behind Be Here Nowish”
Bimbo Feminism: A Tale of Identity
I wrote an essay for the current issue of Purple Magazine about Bimbo Feminism and femininity as parody. P.S. Bimbo Feminism is officially my favorite phrase. xo Karley Continue reading “Bimbo Feminism: A Tale of Identity”
An Interview with Eileen Myles about Confidence and Gender
Ella Weisser interviews the legendary writer and artist Eileen Myles about finding confidence, acting “like a man,” and why gender is kind of like thrifting. Continue reading “An Interview with Eileen Myles about Confidence and Gender”
Honoring Two-Spirited Gender Identities in the Queer Indigenous Film, Fire Song
Kristen Cochrane examines Fire Song, a new film that recently premiered at the Toronto Film Festival, and discusses the way that gender identities are portrayed in film.
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