MARGARET ATWOOD in NYC

Posted by on Nov 9, 2013 in Announcements | One Comment

Soo I was really excited when I found out that Margaret Atwood would be in NYC this Tuesday and thought I’d pass this along in case anybody else is as psyched as I am. She will  be reading from her work and will also be interviewed by Leonard Lopate at Queens College this coming Tuesday, […]

Reading Response to Atwood

Posted by on Oct 26, 2013 in Reading Response | One Comment

Margaret Atwood has a way of creating futuristic universes in which society is fairly technologically advanced but gender norms and roles are backward. The non-egalitarian treatment of women in The Year of the Flood reminds me of the mistreatment of women in Atwood’s A Handmaid’s Tale, albeit a little less strict. In both books, men […]

Reading Response to Kate Losse

Posted by on Oct 10, 2013 in Reading Response | No Comments

When I first heard the title of the article “Who Wins from Leaning In?,” I thought the term “leaning in” referred to something else entirely. I thought it referred to women “leaning in[to]” male superiors to advance their position or get their way, but I’m glad I was wrong. Sheryl Sandberg’s book Lean In suggests […]

Introduction

Posted by on Sep 26, 2013 in Introductions | No Comments

Hi all! My name is Adrienne, and I’m a student at Brooklyn College who is currently double majoring in Health and Nutrition Science and Sociology. I’m also technologically challenged and just recently learned how to access all of the content on this site— women and technology at it’s finest. A few days ago, I bought […]

Feminism is

Posted by on Sep 13, 2013 in Feminism is | No Comments

overdue necessary equality