Monthly Archives: March 2016
Should queer (and ace) people be part of workplace diversity policies?
Since starting full-time work, I have been thinking a lot about the intersection of queerness/asexuality and the workplace. In my last post I talked more specifically about coming out as ace at work and what that might entail. More recently, … Continue reading
Question of the Week: March 29th, 2016.
What questions do you wish academics were asking ace people? A few days ago I filled out an online survey about what it’s like to be asexual. Some of the questions surprised me and seemed really on point. Others were phrased … Continue reading
Everything is my football
Sometimes in college, I would persuade people to play a game. Name a movie. I probably didn’t see it. If I saw it, I probably didn’t like it. It would usually take over a dozen tries before anyone could name … Continue reading
Linkspam: March 25th, 2016
Every Friday, we will share links to news, blogs, and anything else we find interesting. We can’t catch everything, so you are invited to self-promote in the comments! Ace Blogging starchythoughts wrote about hermeneutical injustice in consent and asexuality. emerodp … Continue reading
Question of the Week: March 22nd, 2016
Do you ever feel a disconnect between online and offline groups? To me, the big thing I notice is that people offline are very quick to wave away internet disputes and arguments. It’s all a tempest in a teapot to … Continue reading
Linkspam: March 18th, 2016
Every Friday, we will share links to news, blogs, and anything else we find interesting. We can’t catch everything, so you are invited to self-promote in the comments! News & Outreach NY City Lens ran an article on the NYC … Continue reading
Question of the Week: March 15th, 2016
Have you ever written for a zine or would you want to? I first heard about zines as a do-it-yourself form of expression feminists/Riot Grrrls used in the 1990s and have seen quite a few circulating around the ace community. Mark Todd and … Continue reading
