matthewmcvickar + women 10
Lindsay Zoladz: The Only Girl (In The World)
girls
tv
television
women
writing
success
age
3 days ago by matthewmcvickar
Now I am older than Keats was when he died and I live in a room whose walls somebody else painted this very soothing shade of taupe and I’m still the same age as Lena Dunham but I’m not jealous of her anymore. I am making a living doing a different thing that I love and I feel as lucky as she has probably at some point felt, and I catch myself whenever I start buying into a worldview that mandates I see anyone a little bit like me as my competition. So good luck to her. May she make the space expand.
3 days ago by matthewmcvickar
Sasha Pasulka: I’m Not Okay with Chris Brown Performing at the Grammys and I’m Not Sure Why You Are (HelloGiggles)
february 2012 by matthewmcvickar
‘The Grammys. Think. That they. Were the victim. Of Chris Brown. Hitting. Rihanna. In the face.’
grammys
women
domesticviolence
violence
february 2012 by matthewmcvickar
NYTimes.com: Why So Few Women in Silicon Valley?
june 2011 by matthewmcvickar
“…analysts say more than social equity is at stake. A dearth of ideas and participation by women in the technology churn has business consequences as well.”
(Also, reading about what chauvinist boys-club assholes so many venture capitalists are makes me angry every time.)
women
misogyny
tech
siliconvalley
startup
(Also, reading about what chauvinist boys-club assholes so many venture capitalists are makes me angry every time.)
june 2011 by matthewmcvickar
O'Reilly Radar: Would I attend my own conference?
april 2011 by matthewmcvickar
Sarah Millstein on the lack of women speakers at conferences.
“Because some of you aren’t like me in your choices, there are profitable conferences with speaker rosters that look like roll call for the signers of the Constitution. But conferences that want to be taken seriously by people who take other kinds of people seriously need more diversity among the speakers to thrive. And conference organizers, whose goals often include highlighting new ideas, cannot simply recycle the same short list of well-known speakers from show to show.”
women
feminism
technology
“Because some of you aren’t like me in your choices, there are profitable conferences with speaker rosters that look like roll call for the signers of the Constitution. But conferences that want to be taken seriously by people who take other kinds of people seriously need more diversity among the speakers to thrive. And conference organizers, whose goals often include highlighting new ideas, cannot simply recycle the same short list of well-known speakers from show to show.”
april 2011 by matthewmcvickar
Smarterware: Designers, Women, and Hostility in Open Source
april 2011 by matthewmcvickar
By Gina Trapani, head of ThinkUp.
“What's not clear is how people who don't code contribute their skills and expertise to making OSS software. Because it's not clear, they don't, and the software looks and feels like it was designed by engineers, for engineers—because it was.”
design
opensource
women
“What's not clear is how people who don't code contribute their skills and expertise to making OSS software. Because it's not clear, they don't, and the software looks and feels like it was designed by engineers, for engineers—because it was.”
april 2011 by matthewmcvickar
NYTimes.com: The Disposable Woman by Anna Holmes
march 2011 by matthewmcvickar
Charlie Sheen's history is full of abuse, as much of women as himself, and reality TV helps convince us that's fine.
hollywood
celebrity
women
addiction
march 2011 by matthewmcvickar
Double X: Get Your Kid Off Your Facebook Page by Katie Roiphe
may 2009 by matthewmcvickar
Why are so many women willingly giving up their identities and letting their children take over? And are our children being overly coddled as a result?
children
mothers
women
facebook
culture
society
america
may 2009 by matthewmcvickar
The Stranger: It's a Hit, by Michaelangelo Matos
september 2008 by matthewmcvickar
Palin and Perry, sittin' in a tree. "She kisses a girl—sure, okay. She likes it—um, and? Oh, and she hopes her boyfriend doesn't mind, because sexual autonomy is inextricable from the male gaze, and that's fucking awesome. 'I Kissed a Girl' is infuriatingly ass-backward: cynical adherence to outdated values made into titillation, snide calculation dressed up as the underdog, the same old bullshit disguised as rebellion."
women
feminism
music
politics
palin
september 2008 by matthewmcvickar
Rachel Papo: Serial No. 3817131
may 2008 by matthewmcvickar
"Almost fifteen years after my mandatory military duty ended, I went back to several Israeli army bases, using the medium of photography as a vehicle to re-enter this world."
photography
women
military
israel
journalism
people
politics
war
may 2008 by matthewmcvickar
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