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- old shows January 4, 2020
- Juxtaposed. July 2, 2019
- Remembering the Why September 20, 2018
- @Vote Garcia 4 FRC Board of Trustees September 17, 2018
- On Mothering, On Lovering July 12, 2018
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Tag Archives: patriarchy
Why I Wrote SadGirl; Why I Love Theatre
Tonight my second play in two years, The Adventures of SadGirl: Superheroine goes up at the West End Theatre in Quincy, CA. I thank the theatre from the bottom and top of my heart for allowing me to put on … Continue reading
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Tagged american society, chicana, culture, daughter, daughters, feminism, literature, Mother, patriarchy, plays, sadgirl, stage, students, writing
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The Adventures of SadGirl: Superheroine Premieres This Friday Night!
In a few short days, my second play in a year will go up at the West End Theatre in Quincy, CA. I wrote it based off of the zine my daughter Paloma and I did together in 2014-2013 –the … Continue reading
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Tagged art, CA, domestic violence, intersectionality, latina play, literature, Milkshake & Honey, Mountain Passages, patriarchy, play, Plumas Crisis Intervention Resource Center, quincy, rape, rape culture, sexual assault, social conditioning, west end theatre
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International Women’s Day & Um Why Feminism Is Needed
I am a feminist woman who just got finished grading a bunch of papers because I’m also a teacher –historically a woman’s job by the way and like social work, the two lowest paying of the ‘professions’ –not just a … Continue reading
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Tagged emma goldman, feminism, patriarchy, sor juana inez de la cruz, women, women's day, women's studies
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Sanguine Dreams & Nightmares
I am channeling those books I’ve read. The ones I gave away at the end of Women’s Studies part I. I remember reading , acknowledging, hell in that happy hippy way affirming that the moon cycle was to be honored … Continue reading
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Tagged middle age, natural remedies, patriarchy, peri-menopause, western medicine, women, women's studies
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