On the (Rest of the) Net.

By Scarlett Harris ¶ Posted in On the (Rest of the) Net, On the Net ¶ Tagged ABC Ramp Up, Bitch Flicks, BuzzFeed, disability, Down Under Feminists Carnival, feminism, Gossip Girl, makeup, rape, Stella Young, The New Inquiry, trigger warning, Vagenda Magazine ¶ 2 Comments

Objectifying disability: Stella Young, she of the soon-to-be defunct ABC Ramp Up website thanks to this week’s budget announcement, talks about disability as inspiration porn.

Makeup made me a feminist. [Vagenda Magazine]

Ladymags that rely on advertising can never be feminist. [The New Inquiry]

The history of the trigger warning. [Buzzfeed]

I’m featured in the 72nd Down Under Feminist Carnival for my piece on rape on Gossip Girl, originally published on Bitch Flicks. [Blunt Shovels]

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