Lois pays tribute to Jodie Landon, unsung badass from Daria, and talks about the intersection (or frequent failure to intersect) of race and feminism. Read her post on our site!
On Race, Feminism, and Daria. Originally written for Geekquality on April 10, 2012.
Cross posted to Racialicious on April 12, 2012.
There Are No Heroes Left For Sansa Stark
With the anticipated return of A Game of Thrones for its second season, Lois expresses her concern over the fate of Sansa Stark, arguing against all the hate the poor girl experiences from some of the fandom. Read her full post.
There Are No Heroes Left for Sansa Stark. Originally written for Geekquality on March 28, 2012.
Sparkle and snap in my mouth
Crisp rush of bubbles flood my senses
As carbonation fills me
MICHONNE!!!
By now, fans of The Walking Dead who saw the most recent episode will know what we’re talking about. Lois breaks it down why the introduction of this newest character is just the thing to help fix this show.
Enter Michonne: A New Day for The Walking Dead. Originally written for Geekquality on March 20, 2012.
Find me someone who doesn’t fear the dark forest to hunt her down.” - Snow White and the Huntsman (2012)
I’m pretty indifferent to Kristen Stewart but I’d be lying if I didn’t say that I can’t wait for this movie. Hot damn!
(Source: kc-picspam, via beezystark)
Sometimes after a rough day, you just need to put on this song and smoke a lot of cigarettes.
Men play the game; women know the score
Stark Women are notoriously hard to kill.
(Source: ladytalisa, via nom-chompsky)
My mother has decided to throw down the ultimate gauntlet in terms of Korean womynhood - this Saturday, I’m going to help her make Kimchi.
This is the ultimate challenge. If I fail, I will never able to lift my face up in pride.
JK, but in all seriousness, the last time I tried to help her was disastrous cause my legs kept cramping up from squatting and she talked so much shit about how I fail as a woman and how I’m unfit for marriage.
When the going gets rough, you play the opening cheer from Bring It On in the morning to get you out of bed. It’s a pep talk and a nightmare all in one together. What more do you want?
