Tag: feminism

  • Hearts of Glass Living in The Real World

    Hearts of Glass Living in The Real World

    This is the title of an upcoming YA adventure written by Pat Green. Me. It will be releasing in Spring of 2025 with the second novel, Hearts of Glass Fade Away and Radiate coming in Fall/Winter of 2025. It is the tale of teens who meet in a mall in the 80’s bonded by common…

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  • Women’s Thoughts on the New Fem Friday!

    Women’s Thoughts on the New Fem Friday!

    Fem Friday has a new home in Tawnlandia! You can read it on Tawnlandia’s Medium Channel for Fem Friday. If you want to listen to it read by a seasoned audiobook reader you can listen for free on her Patreon or her Feminist Forum. There is a new emphasis in the Fem Friday’s in this…

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  • Fem Friday to Have a New Home!

    Fem Friday to Have a New Home!

    TLDR Version: Fem Friday will have a new home at Tawnlandia so it can have it’s own identity and grow. It will reach a broader audience of women and offer audio renderings and new voices! This makes books based on the Fem Friday Features possible! Fem Friday is Bigger than Gen X Watch! Fem Friday…

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  • What does Faith and Vampires With Open Letters Share?

    What does Faith and Vampires With Open Letters Share?

    Faith, Hot Vampires, Open Letters, White Bic Lighters, Wednesday Addams and Large Shoulder Pads. What could any of these things possibly have to do with one another? Other than being in this article together? Not much. October has been an amazing month at Gen X Watch. We have had another month of amazing growth. 13%…

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  • Editor In Chief’s Open Letter to Women

    Editor In Chief’s Open Letter to Women

    Dear Women of Fem Friday, It is with a deep gratitude and concern that I write this. I just finished the first draft of an upcoming novel about one of the most special Fem Friday Women I have written about. As I reflect on the strength and experiences of the woman the main character is…

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  • Stevie Nicks is the White Witch and The Lighthouse

    Stevie Nicks is the White Witch and The Lighthouse

    On September 24th of 2024 Stevie Nicks released The Lighthouse. Nicks wrote the song to encourage women to stand up for abortion rights. It did not get a lot of fanfare despite the full court press of publicity for this important song. On October 12th of 2024 she would perform live on Saturday Night Live.…

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  • Human League’s Invasion Inspired by Toxic Love

    Human League’s Invasion Inspired by Toxic Love

    On October 16th of 1981, The Human League began the second British Invasion with the release of their third album ‘Dare!’ Two of the founding members left. Front man Phillip Oakley was at the helm and in a do or die moment. The album would either be a new chapter or the end of Human…

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  • The Life of Mia Zapata and Love After Tragedy

    The Life of Mia Zapata and Love After Tragedy

    Are there creatives that most of us will never hear of? Should we check out our local music scene? Is how we lived more important than how we died? Do we need to remember who the person was and their art more than what they endured? In the case of Mia Zapata of the Gits,…

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  • The Curse of the White Bic Lighter and the 27

    The Curse of the White Bic Lighter and the 27

    Have you ever heard of the curse of the White Bic Lighter and the 27 Club? Let me get my flashlight as you gather around the camp fire. One October night I was out with a woman I was dating. We were outside of the iconic Metro Chicago having a smoke and a toke together.…

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  • Wednesday Addams is the Hero Fem Friday Needs!

    Wednesday Addams is the Hero Fem Friday Needs!

    Does a fictitious character that inspired countless women mean as much as one that exists? Can inspiration be found in someone we met when she was nine? And do men have to be aware of their reactions to women who refuse to conform? In the case of Wednesday Adams, the answer to all of these…

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