23 February 2005 - 4:20pm
Uppity women metaroll
Since the list just about doubled since first posted, I thought it wouldn't hurt to revisit the entire list, offering a new metaroll for anyone needing help figuring out where all the woman bloggers are.
And so, again following Trish's lead, here are a few links to women who have written on this and related topics that prove so challenging to so many (but thankfully not all) men.
- Trish Wilson
- Meryl Yourish
- Plum Crazy
- Random Thoughts
- Pinko Feminist Hellcat
- Brutal Women
- Avedon Carol
- Feministe
- Watermelon Punch
- Ilyka Damen
- Culture Cat
- Vanessa at Feministing
- Jessica at Feministing
- Katha Pollitt at The Nation
- Redneck Feminist
- Ms. Jared
- Morgaine
- Ayn Clouter
- sisu
- Conglomerate
- Althouse
- Suburban Guerrilla
- Ms. Jared Worshipping at the Altar of Mediocrity
- Pen-Elayne
- Julie Saltman
- Madeleine Begun Kane
- An American Kat in London
- Pinko Feminist Hellcat
- and Media Girl
- ...and that's just for starters.
But then what are we worrying about? Jessica points out that women just aren't interested in politics. Ah. Thanks for clearing that up, John. How could I possibly give a shit about the world when there is a shoe sale at Neiman's?
[UPDATE: I think Lauren just about summed it all up to a tee (or should I say t.e.?)]
[2ND UPDATE: As of Feb 23, list has been augmented.]
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For us older women, I suggest that maybe we are just a might too outspoken. OH, NO, NOT THAT!?! Or, some such thing. Anyway, I am new to this and I am really trying to find my way around the blogosphere. But, being dismissed is something that many of us in my age group are used to. When PowerPoint is considered "Blog of the Year" by the "Liberal" media, who can take any of this seriously?
Maybe we just need to include more SEX in our posting? It has certainly worked for some female bloggers.
Just Keep Trucking!
How's that for headline grabbing? I don't know who PowerPoint is, or who said they're the liberal blog of the year. To me that still belongs to the DailyKos, with some other luminaries (who are listed in the blogroll down in the right column on the front page). The wonderful thing about the "blogosphere" is that we don't need to turn to others for validation. Comments
As for sex, well, I don't need hits, and I seem to get enough hits from people searching for things like "hairy+armpit+Julia+Roberts+pictures" (lord knows why) to know that at least a modest portion of my traffic comes from guys looking for ... inspiration.
But please, don't be shy, and don't think age diminishes the value of your insights here on the internets. I like your blog. Added it to the blogroll.
I think that's the blog Tuli means.
good list o links. You can probably find more at Blog Sisters.
Thanks so much for linking to my Ode to a Dull Drum Beat and to President Boxer, for that matter. I enjoy your blog!