Tag: feminism

• Naomi Alderman’s ‘The Power’ Flips Girl Power on its Head (Book Review)

  *Please note that I may earn a small commission should you click any of the links in this post to make a purchase. However, I bought my own copy of this book and reviewed it independently of any commissions, payments, or trade-offs. The Power makes a strong societal and political statement meant for girls and…

  Shari Lopatin

  February 18, 2019

  Book Reviews

  #MeToo, book review, books, creative writing, dystopia, dystopian fiction, feminism, fiction, girl power, Naomi Alderman, publishing, reading, The Power, Writing

• Men: If you’re worried about women falsely accusing you of rape, work to change the culture

  There are a lot of good men out there. My father, the retired elementary school teacher and feminist. My boyfriend, the protective son of a single mother. My former bosses and colleagues, who mentored and shaped me as a professional. With the current political climate involving Kavanaugh and #MeToo, some men are concerned that coercive…

  Shari Lopatin

  October 4, 2018

  Current Events (and stuff), Social Issues

  #MeToo, commentary, current events, Dr. Ford, feminism, journalism, Kavanaugh, Me Too, news, patriarchy, political commentary, social issues, Writing