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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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January
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- The most common name-change question
- "nice," part 2
- wandering ruminations on "nice" re: our new rug an...
- just postin' a picture
- Alison and Walter in the news
- Biffle-isms through the years (and a story about a...
- Inpection
- more about tools
- ways of seeing (marathon blog entry--even for me)
- From Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, December...
- From "I See the Promised Land"
- Squinty-eye caught on film
- Jack's Cosmic Dogs
- Check me out!
- humorous side note
- just beggin' for a shitstorm of controversy
- Alas, no bikes
- the golden age of guitars
- yet more butt stories...
- Scattered thoughts inspired by butt shorts
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15 comments:
Yea Alison
What a good, BIG picture. I have been showing my friends..ok ok.. complete strangers on the street, too.
The picture caption was really good, too. (Hmmm, I wonder why it didn't mention Cookeville or The Dad..)
Note the "I Heart Gridge" sticker...
Once again...Yea Alison
The Dad
Yay for super famousness. Next thing you know, the goss blogs will photoshop pictures of you with enormous sunglasses and venti skinny lattes.
Alternative caption:
"Crouching Photographer, Hidden Room Dimensions"
this is super cool! and i love your t-shirt.
i was thinking of you yesterday when in the midst of finding ways to use a book gift card, i ran across WOMEN WHO MAKE THE WORLD WORSE. i checked out some reviews and most of the ones i came across were talking about how this would hopefully be the final death knell for evil feminism. on top of that i've run into more than one situation this week where a woman said, "i'm not a feminist or anything, but..." and then they proceed to describe a situation where they wished that they were treated with respect rather than disdain simply because they were women.
duh? i don't get it. i must have missed when feminism became the F-word. and everyone ran in terror from it. so, good for you. doing something positive in the name of feminism. you rock!
You are a light.
love,
Christie
You are the famousest. Also you look like some kind of human feminist Mount Rushmore with that imposing camera angle. I think this is going to be your carte de visite in the years to come.
Excellent! I really need to read your book. ... When I dropped out of my masters program in gender/cultural studies, I avoided reading anything related to the area for a long time, but I think I'm coming back around.
Greetings from Boston,
Mel Goldsipe
MURDERER. You invade our town and fill our children with thoughts that make them stick poisened needles in our unborn babies. You are wicked and vile. I will pray that God has mercy on your soul and that you someday will repent from your ways.
Hello Alison (your song reminds me of a very good song by the Pixies called, well, allison). I am an old friend of Charlie's (hope he sees me that way at least) and found your blog through him. I just wanted to take the opportunity to first laugh at the post made at 5:27 pm, because I hate bible thumpers, and secondly, to point out that a rep from Skirt Magazine actually tried to sell advertising to The Tobacco Merchant in Irmo SC. A cigar shop full of fat, old, white, REPUBLICANS. I know this because I was sitting in there when the exchange took place. Just though maybe you, or someone else who might read this, would appreciate the irony.
-Justin
:). i just read back through my comment and realized that i really should have been more clear. i was outraged and rather sickened at WOMEN WHO MAKE THE WORLD WORSE and thought to myself, "who could give me a good perspective on this book and tell me what in the world is going on?" and that's when i thought of you. but since someone thinks that you're a murderer and advocate of poisoned needles for babies (was that supposed to be serious, or was that a joke?)...well, it sounds like you're on the front lines of people who are getting labelled as "women who make the world worse." keep up the fight!
You are all people of Sodom and Gomorrah if you cannot even realize the wickidness of your ways. SATAN IS LAUGHING WITH DELIGHT AT YOUR THOUGHTS. He will strike you as He struck the wicked people of New Orleans. REPENT WHILE THERE IS YET TIME!
Hey baby. Loved seeing you in print again :). You Rock!
love,
C
Mel, I'm glad you found the blog! Nice to meet you, Justin. Heather, I do seem to be one of those women who's making the world worse--but you know what they say, if you aren't pissing people off, you aren't doing any real work.
And hurray for all the recent comments from my dad--he's so computer literate these days.
I see the California branch of al-Qaeda has weighed in on the issue... apparently our "wickidness" is pretty apparent. And I know nothing makes me want to repent my ways than someone telling me I'm going to hell... but hey, different strokes, right?
Glad to see you're getting out there, Alison. We need good role models out there, and you're one. :)
Love,
james
Alison, we could start a club. In the town that I'm from the main church's youth group had weekly meetings about what a horrible person I was. It looks like they've found you too.
♥
Jamie H.
Oh man. I wish my blog got this exciting.
Hey anonymous, come point fingers at me, too!
OH gooodness.
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