There’s more here than just FAQs, but the FAQs form the primary purpose of this blog. The FAQs are intended to (by and large) be framed as a neutral point-of-view description of specific feminist issues. The links contained in the further reading sections of the FAQs make no claim to neutral point-of-view.
Where to start:
Use the sidebar links to navigate through the Frequently Answered Questions (FAQ).
- Peruse the FAQ Roundup post, which is irregularly updated.
- The Introductory archive is here.
- If you have a more theoretically-advanced question, try the Clarifying Concepts archive here.
- Scroll down to the category listings to find posts discussing particular topics.
- You may find the Jargon File useful for interpreting unfamiliar terms
- Non-FAQ posts tend to be more op-ed in style, although sometimes they are simply a call for links on a particular subject/issue. You may navigate these posts using the various category links in the sidebar.
The FAQs are a work in progress. If your particular question is not yet answered, please drop it into the comments at the Open Suggestion Thread.
Questions:
If you want a more personalised answer from tigtog and readers of this blog try the Ask A Question thread.
Just be aware that the Ask A Question thread is meant for people seeking answers that aren’t already in the FAQs, and asking a question easily found in the FAQs tends to make it look like you want someone else to do your homework. Not a good look for you.
Of course, your question may quite possibly point out a problem with the ease of finding the information you seek here, in which case it’s still not a good look, but it’s not a good look for FF101, which means I really want to know about it. So you won’t get jumped on even if you may be eyed skeptically. Try not to take raised eyebrows personally.
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