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• For Allies Who Feel Like Everything They Do Is Wrong

  Something I hear regularly from progressive men:“I don’t understand what I’m supposed to do as a feminist/ally. Some women say I should be fighting for women’s... Read more

  The 30 June 2016 by   Brute Reason
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• What The SCOTUS Abortion Decision Means — And Why It Matters

  

  The Supreme Court actually ruled in favor of choice. On March 2nd, the Supreme Court heard the case Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, which has been... Read more

  The 27 June 2016 by   Juliez
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• The Refiner's Fire

  

  I don't mind admitting that the first time I met the scary looking guy you see in this picture, I was repulsed by him. "Horrified" might be the more accurate... Read more

  The 26 June 2016 by   Rockwaterman
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• You Are Responsible For Yourself, We Are Responsible For Each Other

  One of the principles I try to live by is that we are all responsible for our own emotions. What this means to me is that, while assholes obviously exist and... Read more

  The 23 June 2016 by   Brute Reason
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• Praise Young Girls For Being ‘Smart,’ Not ‘Pretty’

  

  We’re still sending young girls restrictive, gendered messages. For a long time, whenever I pictured an engineer I automatically imagined a guy who looked... Read more

  The 21 June 2016 by   Juliez
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• #memeHeresies on Facebook, How to Spot Them and How to Refute Them

  

  We're visual creatures. We love the beautiful. I don't think there is any person who says they prefer ugliness to beauty. Beauty has allure. Read more

  The 20 June 2016 by   Elizabethprata
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• This Is Why We Need To Share Our Abortion Stories

  Abortion storytelling is crucial. “Remarkably Normal,” a play by Jessi Blue Gormezano, is an artistic manifestation of the reality of abortion. Read more

  The 16 June 2016 by   Juliez
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• Be a Weeble: Dealing with Depression and Discouragement at the World's Evil

  

  Remember the Weebles commercial of the early 1970s? Back then the commercials were of a more innocent quality than the ones we're subjected to now. This... Read more

  The 15 June 2016 by   Elizabethprata
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• Discernment Lesson: Comparing a Beth Moore & Martyn Lloyd Jones Teaching on on...

  

  I recently did a discernment lesson on the most popular story Beth Moore tells, The Hairbrush Story. Chris Rosebrough has dismantled it sentence by sentence, an... Read more

  The 12 June 2016 by   Elizabethprata
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• 5 Microaggressions Secular People Often Hear – And Why They’re Wrong

  Another Everyday Feminism piece! EF doesn’t have much material on secular identities and Christian privilege, so I’m trying to expand it! Read more

  The 10 June 2016 by   Brute Reason
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