What boggles my mind about this election is that we had a candidate who had no qualifications, no experience, could not explain any ideologies or plans in detail, had a brash, uncontrollable disposition, openly mocked a disabled person, and crassly spoke of women as objects. We had another candidate who was qualified, experienced, understood international …
Although the Faith Feminisms link-up officially ended on Friday, I wanted to write one last post about the intersection of faith and feminism. Since I was on vacation this week, I found it hard to find time for blogging. I mean, who wants to blog when the beach is calling to you? So, a bit …
Today I am linking up (again) with Faith Feminisms. Follow other posts on Twitter with the hashtag #FaithFeminisms. I am a feminist for my family. I am a feminist because: my daughter hears the words, “Don’t ________ like a girl!” my son already gets told, “Be strong! Don’t cry!” my daughter is already worried about …
This week I am linking up with Faith Feminisms, a weeklong “flash mob” of faith and feminism. Follow the conversation on Twitter with the hashtag #faithfeminisms. I will also post on Thursday and Saturday of this week on the topic of feminism, so be sure to check back later in the week! No one ever …
I realize that the “f” word still feels taboo in parts of Christendom. I haven’t written too much about feminism on this blog because of that. But I believe that feminism can be a positive force that gives women value and voice, and I believe that Christian feminism has the potential to transform all of …
