Monthly Archives: March 2014

A morning flight: I get my kicks

Posted on March 15, 2014 by springbyker

When I reached a certain height as a child, my legs extended precisely to the back of the driver’s seat in our family car, much to my father’s distress. Whenever I moved around behind him, my feet hit the back … Continue reading →

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Naturally Curious with Mary Holland

An online resource based on the award-winning nature guide - maryholland505@gmail.com

Bias Busters: Cultural competence guides

Answers about race, religion, ethnicity, gender

The American Century is Over

When I was a child, world maps in American school classrooms showed the United States at the center of the world. It always confused me, as I couldn't figure out why those land masses on the far right and left edges of the map were cut off. For better or for worse, the days of centering the United States are over. We are living through the end of the American Century.

Justin Cascio, Nonfiction writer

Reflections from one of the original trans men

Luis Alberto Urrea

Author Website

Radical Copyeditor

From Wicked To Wedded

Northampton's LGBTQ History_ a work-in-progress by Kaymarion Raymond

Erasing 76 Crimes

The human toll of 65+ countries’ anti-gay laws and the struggle to repeal them.

Collective Memory, Politics, and Stories from the Americas

Reflexiones desde ningún lugar - Reflections from nowhere

"Yo lo había comprendido todo al reves: lo que tenía por señales de riqueza, eran, en realidad, señales de pobreza y dependencia" Sartre, en "Huracán sobre el azúcar"

ASOCIACIÓN NACIONAL QUEER EL PRÍNCIPE LILA

because we love art

Submission Period Now Open: send to theotherwiseonline@gmail.com

considertheteacosy.wordpress.com/

Scepticism, feminism, and queeristry with an Irish bent. Expect occasional knitting, cookery and roller derby. It's all in bits, like.

transgender & nonbinary resources

This is what's in my head....

Eponymous Fliponymous

Angry Bisexual With A Keyboard -- "The geek's guide to the bisexual universe"

Aunque todo lo dicho no sea cierto, todo lo cierto no está dicho.

While not all that is said is true, not all that is truth is told.

A Question of Autonomy

Field notes from autonomous social movements in Latin America

How Sad, How Lovely

to see that sun set at the end of the street

Claire Landsbaum

literary translation news and updates

La Panza Porteña

A food lover's take on Buenos Aires

O-blog-dee-o-blog-da

Life goes on....

EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT GENDER BUT WERE TOO AFRAID TO ASK

Encounter Argentina

An Indigenous History of North America

Spanish as it hits my ears

BUENOS AIRES READER

real life in Argentina, en inglés, unexpurgated

Intersectional. Radical. Bisexual culture

Education and Class

Exploring the intersections of social class, education and identity

Un rejunte de ideas Milas

Cómo enterrar a un padre desaparecido

Un libro de Sebastián Hacher - Desde finales de noviembre en librerías - Editorial Marea

Good times & Argentines

Buenos Aires Rediscovered

Catching up with the past in Buenos Aires

averiguar: to inquire, to investigate, to find out.

Travels through the American Continent

La Vida Paralela

"life is either a daring adventure or nothing." - helen keller

artist::activist::explorer::

take responsibility to seek liberation, MutualGift.net

booksandthebeach.wordpress.com/

sobre historieta

Historietas y cómics, críticas, entrevistas, cine, animación

Language Teachers' Resource Center

Desacato Feminista

The Feel Good Way

a road to delights