Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: February 6, 2010
posted by Christa (Philly) Robin Markle helped me immensely with this piece. It wouldn’t be possible without her. This paper was a companion piece to my internship with SDS that I completed January 2009. Most of this research is qualitative, although there is some quantitative data. I’m not speaking in absolutes, but researched behavior and [...]
Posted by: Christa on: January 2, 2010
Re-posted from Monsters and Moltovs with permission from Adrian. “Hey, I haven’t seen you in forever! How are you?” People greet me enthusiastically. I haven’t seen them in over four months. I nod and smile and give vague, canned responses. I don’t know what to say. How do you sum up four months of your [...]
Posted by: Christa on: November 27, 2009
-reposted from eleven o clock alchemy http://elevenoclockalchemy.wordpress.com/ – -originally posted November 22, 2009- About 5 years ago, I stopped hanging out and doing work in the anarchist community because it wasn’t meeting my needs. The community wasn’t doing the kind of work I’m most interested in, it was completely white-centric, and it tended to silence [...]
Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: November 23, 2009
by Amber, Rochester SDS So I’ve been thinking a lot about Robin’s post about men and their literary prowess and this is a result of what came out of my brain. Hopefully it all makes sense. I know full well the idea of it seeming that men are the ones doing all the reading of [...]
Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: November 20, 2009
-reposted from facebook with permission- written by Farah Khimji (former SDS member and organizer from Take Back NYU) Look at the pictures. pics from new york all look similar to this:
Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: November 15, 2009
by Robin, Philly This is a topic I’ve been thinking about for a long time and have had a hard time drawing decisive conclusions about. At this point I’ve been noticing it consistently for about 2 and a half years, though, and I think it’s time to throw my thoughts out there to hear what [...]
