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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Sweet Seals For You, Always
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YOU ARE THE REASON
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@genderwithoutboundaries
Girl Up, a project of the U.N. Foundation, a global campaign to promote the rights of adolescent girls.
This year, 400 teenagers and young women came from 35 states and 24 countries, including France, Rwanda and New Zealand, came to the three-day summit. They’re the leaders in Girl Up clubs.
The Dreams Of Today’s Teen Girl Activists
Photos by Pearl Mak/NPR
Nursing is the job of the future. So why have men stayed away?
I’m here for black boys doing ballet.
Please child carry on, go big
You go boy!
Introducing Wells for Boys, part of Fisher-Price's new Sensitive Boy line.
Daily Love
Ever felt pressure to “be a man?” American Male, a short film from MTV’s Look Different Creator Competition, is a gritty look at how gender norms make it hard for us to be who we really are. Head to privilege.lookdifferent.org for more on the issue and how to take action.
Experts question the “gender tests” — examining genitals, chromosomes, and testosterone levels — required of some of the world's best female athletes.
Last summer, 19-year old sprinter Dutee Chand’s ability to compete in the Rio Olympics was in limbo. Her fate was not tied up in her race time, but rather a controversial rule for Olympians that said female athletes could be disqualified if their natural testosterone levels were too high. Chand’s were.
The rationale behind the rule was that women with high testosterone fall outside the limits of “normal” female biology, giving them an unfair advantage. If they wanted to compete as women, the rule stated, they would need to take hormones or undergo invasive surgeries. Otherwise, they could compete against the men.
Chand decided to fight the rule, which had been adopted by both the governing body of track and field — the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) — and the International Olympics Committee (IOC). In July of last year, she won: the Court of Arbitration for Sport suspended the so-called “T-test.” It gave the IAAF two years to come back with scientific evidence that female athletes with naturally high testosterone actually had a significant advantage over their peers.
Continue reading.
Scarlett Johansson shutting down conditioned gender stereotypes in the classiest way
Why we should think twice before letting kids watch some Disney movies.
Don't judge a book by its cover.
The real gender issue isn’t a lack of qualified women, but a surplus of unqualified men.
don’t measure a woman’s worth by her clothes
The Kickstarter Needs You
Sorry to reblog from the source, but I thought the chain of comments was rather unnecessary. All that needs to be said is that this documentary examines gender inequality and how patriarchy contributes negatively to our society.
This is a feminist issue.
And anyone on Tumblr who’s too close-minded to recognize it as such due to a nonsensical blanketed hatred of men’s issues need to re-evaluate their motives.
so important
A census of female Disney leads.
Check out this break down of Disney female leads.
This video features responses from our survey where participants we're asked two fill-in the blank questions about that men should never or always do.
