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: sdswomynscaucus on: January 8, 2010
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 [...]
Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: July 23, 2009
Posted by Carly, Providence SDS For a year now, I’ve been struggling with the question of how to share my experiences, and my chapter’s experiences, of a member’s abusive behavior in a productive, conscionable way.
Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: April 5, 2009
This list is based on my own experiences with men in SDS. If you’re a man that I know, and you’re reading this and wondering if any of it is about you… then it could be. Please don’t send me a(nother) long e-mail about how you’re angry about the way I “called you out” (notice [...]
Posted by: sdswomynscaucus on: February 16, 2009
“It’s not me…it’s patriarchy” How men hide behind patriarchy (A Series) by Tyneisha Bowens Part 1: How men deny the effects of patriarchy on their emotional intelligence “I’m just not as emotional as you are”. Many of us have heard the men in our lives utter these words. And to some extent it’s true. I [...]
