Lesson Plan – Vogue and Femme Power
This is a brief lesson plan for a workshop focusing on voguing, femme power and feminism through movement. In keeping with other vogue studies lesson plans that have appeared here, […]
Tag Archives: Radical Feminism
On Saying No: Caring for Community and Self
*trigger warning* A few years ago, a close friend of mine refused to offer me help when I asked them for it. I was experiencing one of the lowest periods […]
To Fight Back: Non-Violence, Militant Feminism and Education
“How do people who are starving go on a hunger strike? How do people who have no money boycott goods?” – Arundhati Roy, Field Notes on Democracy Violence is a […]
Working Girls: Or; What, Exactly, Is Dangerous About Sex Work?
A friend of mine recently shared with me that she is thinking about registering with an escort service to make some extra money. We had a long conversation about what […]
Doing It Ourselves: Reclaiming Community Service
One of my best friends lives in a small, post industrial mill town in Western Massachusetts. The city is mostly Black and Latin@, with high unemployment and one of the […]
Lesson Plan – Introducing Radical Feminism and Making Feminist Critiques*
1. Freewrite: At the start of the lesson, the symbol for radical feminism (a fist inside the female sign) will be drawn up on the board. Ask students to take […]
