Hey y’all. It’s me, Mallory, again. Unfortunately Molly had to step down from writing the round up for awhile. What does that mean? It means the snark-factor of this blog went waaaaay down. We’ll miss you, Molly, but wish you the best of luck at your grown up, Trust Women job.
As always, we start [...]
As part of our OK4RJ blog interview series, where we catch up with Take Root conference presenters before they arrive in Norman, Oklahoma on February 15, I was able to interview OK4RJ’s own Molly. You may know Molly as the gif-loving personality twerking her way through our [...]
Holy gendernonspecific parent of a religious figure, people. Do I ever have a lot of roundup links for you today. It’s almost as if a Roe vs. Wade turned 40 in the last two weeks and EVERYBODY ON THE INTERNET HAS AN OPINION. Alright, here we go. Grab a snack, tell your boss you’re going [...]
I am just gonna start this week’s roundup with the poopy news and then we will move on.
So you know how Oklahoma likes to focus on jobs and economy? Oh! LOLZ. No, we like to focus on sexy things like taking food away from poor families! What? You don’t have a way to drive [...]
I was first stung by the disregard of blue-state activists for those of us in flyover country during a panel discussion I attended about campus organizing at the otherwise-great Civil Liberties and Public Policy Conference (CLPP) in Massachusetts. Our very own Sandra was a moderator and presenter on this panel. Those of us from OU and [...]
This month, we’re celebrating the blog’s first year as a resource for reproductive justice advocates and a place for feminist-minded Oklahomans to engage in conversation and investigation. The OK4RJ community has expanded to include voices from close-by midwestern, southern, and southwestern red states, so we’re devoting a series of posts to those perspectives. Today: Kansas!
How [...]
Hello fine friends! It’s good to be back on the blog. Being a grown up is hard! Like, way harder than anything I’ve ever done-and I was totally a grown up before I went back to school. Luckily I have some ahmazing fellow bloggers to cover for me when I’m jetsettin ’round the world*
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This has been a pretty big news week, y’all!
The Oklahoma Gazette had a great article about how the OKC gay scene gained visibility and organized around the AIDS epidemic. It’s amazing how the actions of a few individuals can help shape an entire culture! And boy are we [...]
I think pretty much everyone can agree that abortion portrayal on television is pretty scarce. And when you do see it, it seems that it’s given that sort of melodramatic spin that completely glosses over any actual emotion that a person would feel when faced with that decision. Or, what’s worse is how often in [...]
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