Radical CUNTS

Radical College Undergraduates Not Tolerating Sexism is a Columbia/Barnard student group that aims to fight sexist oppression from an intersectional perspective. This means that we understand that issues of gender cannot be understood without an analysis of the way gender intersects with race, class, sexuality, religion, and all other forms of identity. Our aim is to provide a space in which we can discuss these issues and mobilize around them.

We are officially affiliated with the IRC (Intercultural Resource Center), which is run under the umbrella of the OMA (Office of Multicultural Affairs).

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ethiopienne:

i like the idea of this. but WoC done BEEN “backing up” white women for ages….so….

“Weight does not dictate your health or your worth” #RedefiningBodyImage

stophatingyourbody:

We all come in different shapes and sizes. Health looks different on every body.

BE BRAVE! JOIN THE BODY PEACE REVOLUTION!

(via ethiopienne)

turnthestaticup:

CONSERVATIVES LICK MY HEEL!!!!!

(via fuckyeahwomenprotesting2)

thegenderbook:

Just colored the “gender planet” page, our extended metaphor to describe to folks how the words transgender and cisgender are typically used. I love this thought, and it was fun to come up with gender slash geography puns. Enjoy and please send any feedback our way!

-mel, the artist

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stayrosey:

molsillustration:

I refuse to be silenced

(c) 2012

Needless to say I LOVE THIS!!! ❤

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ojwednesdays:

kateordie:

Working up the nerve to write this comic was hard. Stopping (once I got started) was even harder.

thank you for making this. its really nice to know that there are other people out there who pretend or even feel like they’re okay when they’re struggling. i haven’t relapsed back into self harm as of yet, but i still have so many issues i deal with– suicidal thoughts, feeling depressed, unmotivated, angry at myself– that i don’t really tell anyone about.

(via fromonesurvivortoanother)

braincrush:

things to remember

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dreamhampton1:

Fearless Political Poster Art by Favianna Rodriguez

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grrrlgoneriot:

Just because I move through a public space does not mean that MY BODY is a public space.

(via heavenrants)

ilovecharts:

Women in Publication: The 2011 Count

This week, VIDA: Women In Literary Arts, a website which “seeks to explore critical and cultural perceptions of writing by women through meaningful conversation and the exchange of ideas among existing and emerging literary communities,” released their annual comparison of publican and review of male and female writers in major literary outlets. The results are disappointing, though unsurprising. The only publication included to publish in almost equal measure was Granta, while others, including The Atlantic,The Paris Review, Harpers and The New Yorker were closer to a 75/25 split in favor of the men.

See all their results after the jump.

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