Wednesday, 26 October 2011

About Womens Issues: Scary Stuff for Halloween

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From Linda Lowen, your Guide to Womens Issues
A town that decriminalized domestic violence because it didn't want to pay to prosecute perpetrators who beat their partners. A decades-old term that's recently resurfaced to plague women about their looks. Who needs pretend horrors for Halloween when there's plenty of scary stuff facing women in real life? On a lighter note, if you're like me -- still debating what to wear to costume parties this upcoming weekend -- I've included a link to fun affordable DIY costumes for women, including ideas for a Lady Gaga bubble outfit. Happy Halloween!

Recession Cuts Support for Abuse Victims
It doesn't take a federally funded study to show there's a link between economic hardship and domestic violence. Both anecdotal and factual evidence indicate that partner abuse has been on the rise in the past few years... Read more

The 6 Words Behind 'Butterface'
I know what a cheesehead is, but I'd never heard of a butterface until a twentysomething friend used the term to describe a woman he'd met... Read more

What is a Butterface? Is It Sexist?
What is a butterface, butter face or buttaface? Despite the smooth, rich and creamy connotations of the word butter, butterface is not a compliment but a putdown. It is most commonly used to describe a female who is... Read more

DIY Halloween Costumes for Women
Don't spend your hard-earned cash on those flimsy costumes from the Halloween superstore. You can make creative, fun, and affordable costumes all by yourself. Here's how...

 


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