Feminist Public Intellectuals Project

Celebrity Feminism: Politics of Visibility

Accompanying Janell Hoboson’s Currents essay, “Celebrity Feminism: More Than a Gateway,” this digital archive explores the politics of visibility in relation to celebrity feminisms.

Accompanying Janell Hoboson’s Currents essay, “Celebrity Feminism: More Than a Gateway,” this digital archive collects resources on Beyonce’s relation to feminism.

Accompanying Janell Hoboson’s Currents essay, “Celebrity Feminism: More Than a Gateway,” this digital archive explores the girls and the media.

Accompanying Janell Hoboson’s Currents essay, “Celebrity Feminism: More Than a Gateway,” this digital archive explores commodification and consumption in relation to celebrity feminisms.

Accompanying Janell Hoboson’s Currents essay, “Celebrity Feminism: More Than a Gateway,” this digital archive explores Beauty, the Body, & Sexuality.

For this installment in the Signs series Currents; Feminist Key Concepts and Controversies, Janell Hobson’s essay “Celebrity Feminism: More Than a Gateway” understands celebrity feminism as a collective conversation, arguing that celebrities can be engaged in the work of theorizing feminist issues. The essay is accompanied by an extensive multimedia digital archive exploring related themes.

In this essay for the series Currents: Feminist Key Concepts and Controversies, Janell Hobson understands celebrity feminism as a collective conversation, arguing that celebrities are not simply a gateway to feminism but are actively engaged in theorizing feminist issues.

Rebecca Traister’s All the Single Ladies

Posted on August 9, 2016 by amazzaschi in Feminist Public Intellectuals Project, Short Takes

Kate Bolick, Rebecca Carroll, Nancy F. Cott, Bella DePaulo, Barbara J. Risman, and Judith Stacey discuss Rebecca Traister’s All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation. The forum also includes a response from Traister. A great discussion of marriage, singledom, and feminism!