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Sistacircle November 12, 2024: US Election Results
How are you feeling about the outcome of the US election?
Sistacircle November 5, 2024: Neurodivergent Women
What is your understanding and/or experience of neurodivergence in women?
Gyn/Affection
Gyn/affection is, "...a loving relationship between two or more women...a freely chosen bond which, when chosen, involves certain reciprocal assurances based on honor, loyalty, and affection" (Raymond, 1986, p. 9).
Sistacircle October 29, 2024: Feminism In The News
Bring A News Article To Share! Or Just Come And Listen!
Sistacircle October 22, 2024: Invisible Labour Over The Holidays
What is your experience of women's work during the holidays? Does your experience differ from your mother's and grandma's?
Sistacircle October 15, 2024: Intersectionality
Is intersectionality just a fancy buzzword or does this concept have anything to do with the women's liberation movement?
Suppressed Histories Archives
"Max Dashu founded the Suppressed Histories Archives in January of 1970 to research and document women's history on a global scale" (Dashu, n.d.).
October's Sapphic Circle: Womontown - A Radical Lesbian Neighborhood
"Fed up with harassment and housing discrimination, lesbians in 1990s Kansas City dreamed of a place where they could 'walk hand in hand, freely down the streets'. So they created Womontown" (Bailey, 2022).