Ellen Oh's Blog, page 105
February 25, 2016
Journal accepts paper titled “Get me off your f*cking mailing list”
Journal accepts paper titled “Get me off your f*cking mailing list”:...
February 20, 2016
In response to my Dear White Writers post, Shannon Hale did this twitter conversation. Here are my...
In response to my Dear White Writers post, Shannon Hale did this twitter conversation.Here are my...
February 19, 2016
I hope it's okay to ask a question about the Dear White Writers post. I'm part of the LGBT community (I know the struggles I face as a white member of that community is not the same as the struggles of POC within or separate from that community), but I've
(2/2) who is gay, but please if you’re straight do Not write a book in which the main plot is...
I hope it's okay to ask a question about the Dear White Writers post. I'm part of the LGBT community (I know the struggles I face as a white member of that community is not the same as the struggles of POC within or separate from that community), but I've
(2/2) who is gay, but please if you’re straight do Not write a book in which the main plot is...
I hope it's okay to ask a question about the Dear White Writers post. I'm part of the LGBT community (I know the struggles I face as a white member of that community is not the same as the struggles of POC within or separate from that community), but I've
(2/2) who is gay, but please if you’re straight do Not write a book in which the main plot is...
refinery29:
Shonda Rhimes is living proof that women can shout...
Shonda Rhimes is living proof that women can shout their accomplishmentsRhimes refers to this rush of love as “the hum,” the result of an imprecise mix of genius, hard work, and a fear of failure. But, like so many titans — and regular people — Rhimes realized the hum was not sustainable without more emotional vulnerability.
Gifs: TED
LOVE HER!!
thisisnotjapan:
On February 19, 1942, U.S. President Franklin...
On February 19, 1942, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, enabling the forced relocation of all Japanese and Japanese-Americans from their homes and into internment camps across the country.
Photographs from Colorline’s 2012 article, What America Hasn’t Learned 70 Years After Japanese Internment
mooseblogtimes:
this is deep.
mooseblogtimes: this is deep.
