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- Alison Piepmeier
- Alison Piepmeier was a professor in the Women's and Gender Studies Program at the College of Charleston, and much, much more. When she wasn't working to bring down the patriarchy, she wrote here and elsewhere about feminist disability studies, Zines, her ugly car, and an eclectic range of topics. She also wrote about the brain tumor that eventually caused her death on August 12, 2016, at the age of 43. Twitter: @alisonpiepmeier
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- My Shortest Post Ever
- Having fun in Charleston
- Where has Alison been?
- The Orange Report
- smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette
- Feminist gets a haircut
- Christy Burks loves passion fruit
- More on NYC
- What's up in NYC
- Idea of the Day
- The kind of thing I think about when I'm in resear...
- Sending them to meet their maker
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6 comments:
What seems to be the problem?
won't let me load some pictures. wrote a whole post. it was beautiful. 'specially the part about al gore squirtin' goat milk straight from the teat into people's mouths. then i tried to load pictures (for the orange report--not al gore) and it wouldn't let me do it. i'm p.oed.
Post your blog regardless. I want read about Al Gore and the goats.
sarah
Typepad
mmmmm wordpress is making me happy too.
Pays to save your work early and often.
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