Posts from Tasteful Rude
The Crass Commodification of Black Pain
We can’t ignore the fact that solidarity-as-capitalism silences the Black voices most oppressed.
MONA Is A Devastating Satire
It's no accident that Pola Oloixarac opens the novel with, "Come thirsty."
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‘Girl’ Is Cool, But ‘Woman’ Is Accurate
When we refer to ourselves as women, we defy a culture that fetishizes girlhood.
Writing Ourselves Into Bed
'It’s impossible to self-soothe in a bed built by someone who put you in a trash bag.'
Amy Poehler’s ‘Moxie’ Gives White Girls an (Imperfect) Guide to Activism
The movie includes women of color while failing to center them or critique whiteness.
A Cartoonist Who Reserved The Right to Objectify
'Bad Attitude: The Art of Spain Rodriguez' functions as an exercise in feminine reinterpretation.
How To Break Up With The Nonprofit Industrial Complex
Proximity to oppression makes for spectacular tax write-offs.
An Aspie Man’s Guide to Ladies Night
I need the pattern. Beside me is a person with very large breasts.
Rubbing Salt in the Wounds of the Black Caribbean
In Of Women and Salt, Gabriela Garcia exposes the matrilineal wounds marking a long line of Cubanas.
