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#MalesSexualizeOurGirlhood Comic Strip Want to share your story on how #MalesSexualizeOurGirlhood? Learn more here. Comic Strip: INSTA-EXPLOITATION: You Were Always Mark’s Mark, Digital Drawing, 2025 Mark Zuckerberg. From the moment he frantically judged women on “Hot or Not”, he knew female subjugation was his goal. He played the role of “nerd,”, “nice guy”, “techie”, but he’s just a pimp by another name. This was his dream. This is what he built his empire on: the brute for

A series on fairytales inspired by Andrea Dworkin’s “Woman Hating" Creative Process Notes: This story is written for women to reimagine the shitty fairy tales we grew up with and continue to see recycled by the entertainment industry. The defiant part in me says, “fuck rewriting a shitty story.” Then the smart ass nerd side of me says, “let’s see how I can do a rewrite that proves the absurdity of the original story.” Did you enjoy this rewrite? Practice 4B Movement had sugge

Women, thanks for your participation:) Anonymous submission, Year: 1991, Age: 12, Country: USA I’m so excited to share the first participant contribution for the #MalesSexualizeOurGirlhood ART PROJECT! A woman in the female.liberation community shares her experience on how #MalesSexualizeOurGirlhood. This piece speaks on so many levels and reflects the intersectional nature of male supremacy. Men denigrate our femaleness with multiple forms of bullying, including comments on

A Visual Content Analysis through Meme Art I’ve been rereading Woman Hating by Andrea Dworkin and each part inspires visual creations (click on the link to access a PDF of the book from The Feminist Archive). I’m currently focused on Part One: The Fairy Tales. It led me to gather images of three popular fairy tales: Rapunzel, Sleeping Beauty, and Snow White, from their original source, The Brothers Grimm, to the rewrites by Disney. I’m interspersing those images with the word

Shawn Carter was a man, Inga was a girl... African American women and girls in Rap & Hip-Hop face some of the most overt forms of sexual violation in the music industry. African American girls in the music industry are simultaneously girlified and adultified because of the intersection of their sex and race (misogynoir). While the industry molded R&B/Soul artists like Brandy into “the girl next door” male supremacist sexual fantasy, Inga (Foxy Brown) was molded into “the bad