Hollaback PDX

02/27/2015

We

This piece by Ambivalently Yours sums up our feelings. We

02/27/2015

Seriously, cut it out. Hisssssss.

12/19/2014

Happy Friday!

Handy criteria for magically turning catcalls into compliments. And for the record, "SHOW ME YOUR SMILE!" is not a compliment. Share this on Facebook: http:/...

12/06/2014

Guns and Domestic Violence: A Lethal Combination
https://www.facebook.com/events/790612744336009/

12/04/2014

Another great video from Everyday Feminism.

When people complain about being placed in the friend zone, they confess to feeling entitled to s*x with disregard to the other party's interest or consent.

11/26/2014

This should be good.

BITTER HONEY w/ Director Robert Lemelson Q&A at The Hollywood Theater - 4:30pm - November 30

11/24/2014

Holidays can be triggering to some of us. Remember to use inclusive language around one another and take time to enjoy your loved ones. When you are out in the bustle of the holiday season, please know we have a safe space here to Hollaback!
Enjoy your week & practice some self-care!

11/18/2014

Hell NO WE WONT GO!
Feminist Read Mean Tweets!

When it comes being trolled, many people on the Internet have it bad. But feminists in particular are often singled out for vitriol. The lethal combination o...

11/17/2014

We love our Everyday Feminism!

A beginner's guide to appropriate catcalling.

11/13/2014

Simone de Beauvoir, one of the greatest existentialist philosophers, tells us ;
“You have to say ‘I am against it,’, ‘I am for it’ because if you say nothing, your silence is used by the one you are for or against.”
For all the Portlander’s bundled inside with their children, perhaps you can enjoy this “gem” and listen to this interview.
Stay Safe & Warm!

Before Ira Glass, before Terry Gross, before any number of NPR personalities and internet podcasters who these days bring us interview after fascinating interview with the great minds of our time, there was Studs Terkel.

11/11/2014

Welcome to Portland Laura Riggs! I appreciate your insights on this important issue.

Female bodies are weaponized by private images disseminated against their will, say Lauren Hersh and Aimée Lagos.

11/10/2014

It is not flattering, it's harassment.

This comic shows what street harassment really looks like, and demonstrates why, no, you really don't want this kind of attention.