- 1. UPDATE: These Lady Motorcyclists Rule New Orleans, and Are Now the Faces of Rihanna's Latest Savage X Fenty Collection ...
- (Feminism)
- ... over the busted-up remains of New Orleans’ Magnolia housing projects. A crowd gathers. “Y’all really riding a bike with heels on?” someone asks. One guy clutches a Styrofoam daiquiri cup, another kicks ...
- Created on 05 August 2021
- 2. How "The Farewell" Brings Diverse Death Traditions To Lif
- (Movies)
- ... all that money, when the funeral industry became the fancy casket, flowers, wakes, suits, herses- the excess industry that it’s come to be defined by.” This is juxtaposed for Billi who is witnessing more ...
- Created on 13 August 2019
- 3. 10 New Feminist-Friendly Books To Read This Spring
- (Books)
- ... combining history, research, and interviews into an easily digestible must-read. Dusenbery teaches readers to always ask questions and get a second opinion. And that we should all listen to women when ...
- Created on 16 March 2018
- 4. Week Of Women: September 29-October 5, 2017
- (Entertainment)
- ... the World to Find the Good Death by Caitlin Doughty Caitlin Doughty is the woman behind Ask A Mortician, the founder of the Order of the Good Death, and a leader in the death positive movement. Her ...
- Created on 27 September 2017
- 5. These Women Want You To Have A Better Death
- (Feminism)
- ... back into popular culture.” She went on to graduate from mortuary school, and soon became internet famous with her engaging YouTube series Ask a Mortician, in which she answered questions about anything ...
- Created on 02 August 2017
- 6. Caitlin Doughty From "Ask A Mortician" Tells Morbid Kids, "It Gets Bette
- (General)
- LA-based mortician Caitlin Doughty, best known for her quirky YouTube series, "Ask A Mortician," recently released a video telling morbid children, "It gets better." For those not familiar with Doughty’s ...
- Created on 05 October 2012
