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The Japanese House
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The Japanese House
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Created on 28 February 2019
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Week of Women: March 1-7, 2019
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(Article tagged with: The Japanese House)
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Now that we’re almost solidly situated in March, we’re going to need a lotof entertainment to get us through the next few weeks of kinda-winter, not-yet-spring. Luckily, there are so many amazing ...
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Created on 28 February 2019
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China to "Put an End to Sissy Men" With Ban on Effeminate Men on T
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(Feminism)
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Last Thursday the National Radio and Television Administration in China revealed an eight-point plan reflecting President Xi Jinping’s efforts to strengthen China and impose an official moral code for ...
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Created on 10 September 2021
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9 Books By International LGBTQ+ Authors For Present And Future Pride Celebrations
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The LGBTQ+ community is vast and experiences are varied. In honor of Pride month, here are nine LGBTQ+ authors from around the world whose works offer compelling insight into the diversity of the community ...
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Created on 03 June 2021
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In Honor of AAPI Heritage Month, Read These 10 New and Upcoming Works By AAPI Authors
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May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! But since there’s really no reason to restrict it to just one month, here is a list of new and upcoming works by AAPI authors to read all year ...
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Created on 10 May 2021
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Michelle Zauner Loses Her Mom and Searches for Her Identity "Crying In H Mart
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In 2018, Michelle Zauner wrote about how, after her mother’s death, she would break down crying in H Mart, the Korean American supermarket where the two often shopped. The viral New Yorker essay that ...
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Created on 19 April 2021
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Palm Reader Kikimancy Blends Cosmetology and Cosmology: BUST Interview
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Kiki, also known as @kikimancy on Twitter and Instagram, is known for her blend of cosmetology and cosmology, and her knowledge shines through in her latest e-book, The Ancient Art of Onychomancy In ...
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Created on 05 August 2020
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In Honor Of Hulu's “The Great,” Here Are Some Other Women In History We'd Love To See Onscre
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Who would have thought absurdist, feminist retellings of historical events would be the new hit thing in 2020? Not me. But boy, am I here for it. From the writers of the Oscar-winning movie, The Favorite, ...
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Created on 25 March 2020
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Tennis Champ Naomi Osaka is Coming to Netflix
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At 20 years old Naomi Osaka became a household name after her triumphant win over Serena Williams at the 2018 US Open and now Netflix is bringing her life story to its streaming platform.
The as-of-now ...
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Created on 18 February 2020
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Ali Wong Continues To Be Hilariously Raunchy In "Dear Girls
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Dear Girls: Intimate Tales, Untold Secrets & Advice For Living Your Best Life By Ali Wong (Penguin Random House)
If you’re an Ali Wong fan, Dear Girls is the perfect addition to your bookshelf. The ...
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Created on 20 December 2019
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Kyoto Bans “Geisha Selfies” Because Tourists Don’t Know How To Behave Themselves
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(Feminism)
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Growing complaints of harassment and property damage from foreign tourists have led authorities in Kyoto to ban photography in parts of the city’s main geisha neighborhood, The Guardian reports. Kyoto ...
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Created on 05 November 2019
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12 Women and Non-Binary Asian Americans You Should Know About
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(Feminism)
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As a part-Thai, American woman, I was appalled to learn just two days before the end of the month that May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. As I bury my head in shame, I can’t ...
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Created on 31 May 2019
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How Lucille Ball Smashed Her Way Through The Patriarchy
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(Entertainment)
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The world fell in love with her as Lucy Ricardo, a 1950s New York City housewife who got into numerous shenanigans, with her best friend while chasing stardom, trying to appear alongside her musician ...
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Created on 19 March 2019
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Week of Women: March 1-7, 2019
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(Entertainment)
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Now that we’re almost solidly situated in March, we’re going to need a lotof entertainment to get us through the next few weeks of kinda-winter, not-yet-spring. Luckily, there are so many amazing ...
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Created on 28 February 2019
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Elise Hooper's New Novel Tells The Story Of Photographer Dorothea Lange: Intervie
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Elise Hooper’s new novel, Learning To See: A Novel of Dorothea Lange, the Woman Who Revealed the Real America, charts two decades in the life of Dorothea Lange, the pioneering documentary photographer ...
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Created on 08 February 2019
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Week Of Women: February 8-14, 2019
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(Entertainment)
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Valentine's Day is coming, but our feminist-friendly pop culture picks for the week are more laugh-out-loud funny than lovey-dovey. Highlights this week include Taraji P. Henson starring in a gender-swapped ...
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Created on 06 February 2019
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15 Books By Women Coming Out In February 2019 That We Need To Read Immediately
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(Books)
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The second month of the year is here, and that means we're looking forward to new books! Here, we've picked the books by women coming out this month that we're most looking forward to reading.
The ...
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Created on 30 January 2019
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21 Albums To Hibernate With This Winter: Playlist
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(Music)
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We're bringing the heat with our October/November 2018 print issue album reviews, from Cat Power's first release in six years, to another raw and real compilation from Waxahatchee. It's the perfect time ...
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Created on 28 November 2018
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18 New Books By Women To Add To Your To-Read List For November 2018
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Halloween is over—November brings us the end of Scorpio season, Thanksgiving, and many new book releases. Here are the November releases by women authors that we're most looking forward to reading. ...
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Created on 01 November 2018
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Victorians Wore These Elaborate Costumes To Fancy Dress Balls
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During the Victorian era, fancy dress balls were one of the grandest and most fashionable ways for a society hostess to make her mark. These magnificent, costumed affairs were widely reported in 19th ...
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Created on 17 October 2018
