Video of NN09 panel: "From Prop 8 to Full Equality in all 50 States" |
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| By: Pam Spaulding Friday August 21, 2009 4:30 pm | |
Video of NN09 panel: "From Prop 8 to Full Equality in all 50 States" |
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| By: Pam Spaulding Friday August 21, 2009 4:30 pm | |
Glad the full video made it upThanks again Pam for joining the panel. So glad you were able to make it with the flight SNAFUs.
Julia (juls) Rosen
Courage Campaign
Online Political Director
Pam, did you attend a feminist panel at netroots?I read someone very impressed with the caliber of women represented,(I think on HuffPo) but never saw it mentioned.
if you have footage or know of some, I’d like to see it.
yes, it was on Saturday (last day of panels)I have not found footage of this, though I did see cameras there recording. If anyone finds it, let us know.
It was Women Bloggers Found: Has Feminist Blogging Gone Mainstream?Jill Filipovic, Amanda Marcotte, Samhita Mukhopadhyay, Lindsay Beyerstein, Pam Spaulding.A few years ago, male bloggers ’round the liberal bloglandia were wondering out loud, ”Where are the women bloggers?” Many of the women in the feminist and progressive blogospheres responded with frustration-we were there, and had been, the whole time. Today, the blogosphere looks awfully different, as feminist bloggers are increasingly mainstreamed and able to exert stronger influence on online discourse. But “blogging while feminist” isn’t always easy, and feminist bloggers have faced harassment and threats that are uniquely gendered and sexualized. Feminists who have been most successful at running bigger blogs have also been mostly young, white, heterosexual and middle-class-so their issues have been presented to the mainstream progressive movement as the whole of feminism. This panel will look at what has changed, what hasn’t and who remains on the edges of progressive blogging. It will also examine how female bloggers-and feminist bloggers in particular-are treated in mainstream spaces, and what we can do about it.
I found a page of tweets discussing the women’s panel http://twitter.com/search?q=%2…
one tweet from three days ago, said the video would be up in 2 weeks
Thanks Pam!
Love ya dearly, but I am NOT transcribing a 66+ minute video- lol! But am definitely going to watch every minute of it, as soon as the nasty line of thunderstorms (tornado in NH) has rolled past us.
This is a fabulous panel and a topic I would have LOVED to have attended in person; many thanks for this post!
here’s a rave tweetjaclynf: RT @Eskinner: By far Feminist Blogging panel the best one I’ve been to while @Netroots. Super smart women with great insight #nnwomen #nn09
LOLOLUh, that would be one transcription I wouldn’t ask anyone to touch with a ten foot pole. It would be brain-numbing.
Thanks!Pam, thanks for posting this. The emphasis seems to be: get started early, organize everywhere.
At the end it was mentioned that the following day there was a talk specifically on Maine. Is there a video of that available?
I have some video that I shotBut I still have to download it.
Definitely worth the view time.In terms of getting folks to open their wallets for the Maine contest, longer clips like this seem like a great way to reassure those of us from away that serious people, plans and field work are in place.
More importantly, though, 2,661 friends? Damn. I promise this’ll be the first and last time I pull this stunt, but I’d certainly enjoy welcoming any folks here at PHB to become friends with me:
http://www.facebook.com/jason.echols
One Feminist Blogger…and LGBT ally worth reading: fem.men.ist. He’s a straight black guy in Oakland, CA; I started reading his blog following the murder of Oscar Grant on New Year’s Day this year.
In a recent post, I Identify As A Feminist, Hilarity Ensues, he deals with the people’s reactions to finding out that he is feminist. I think there are some helpful comparisons to the issues faced by straight LGBT allies, especially men, coming out as pro-LGBT.
Hey Brian, When are you going to start signing your blog posts with NOM’s new office address? That new DC office of yours is NOM HQ now, correct?