The Colbert Report Mon – Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c Anne-Marie Slaughter www.colbertnation.com Colbert Report Full Episodes Political Humor & Satire Blog Video Archive The article is found [here].
Feminism looks, and will continue to develop differently in each generation. Below are links to wiki pages describing the three marked generations of feminist theory, thus far. First Second Third
polyvore project My own feminist self awareness was first awakened when listening to my mother relate her youthful life aspirations left unattained, and it was affirmed when watching films such as Mona Lisa Smile (historical fiction really gets to me). Now, as I wander the streets of SoHo and the Bowery, I can’t help but get caught
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“303 Gallery was first established by owner and director Lisa Spellman in 1984 at 303 Park Avenue South. In addition to its address, the gallery name also references Alfred Stieglitz’s “Intimate Gallery” artists-collaborative located in Room 303 of the Anderson Galleries building. Spellman’s 303 Gallery moved to the East Village in 1986 where she invited
Mind, blown. Two great musical artists whom I love, collaborating over skype! MLE Racing Heart
I try to be a global citizen in small ways. Maybe I don’t travel as much as some people, but I have gained my share of stamps in the ol’ passport. More importantly, though, I have made many friends in far away cities. This Photo essay is one, of two, shot for a friend who
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photo credit: Denny Renshaw Pony of Good Tidings is a Brooklyn-based folk-gospel group fronted by ladybird, Natalie Green, with a little help from her friends – including Anthony LaMarca (founder of Pony’s Label, Primary Records). They recently released an album which, in terms of music purchases today, is WORTH getting the LP for
[click here for more info/to pre-order a copy] Claire is a friend of mine and a spunky young woman whose written voice you will love. She co-authored this book with an ex-boyfriend who is a quick-witted lawyer. I saw a few early pages of the text, and can’t wait to see where it ended up.
Last weekend I invited the very fashionable and distinguished Daonne Huff to my apartment for an interview over brunch. She talked with me about many issues related to the arts-admin environment and mentorship within it. I am looking forward to finishing the edits and publishing it for you soon! Hang Tight! BTW: This whole bfast/convo
I have been keenly aware of the tendency to become very annoying right after getting married. Trying hard not to post too many wedding photos on Facebook all at once, etc. For someone who is pretty fatigued by planning an event of that scale, it is a surprising challenge not to fixate on these things as a recent bride.
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