Socialist Feminist Group Houston

10/07/2015

Hello, I've seen some new likes and just a question - would people be interested in a meeting? I'm not in the city but others are so curious.

04/10/2012

PDF link for "Compulsory Heterosexuality" for tomorrow's meeting:

04/03/2012

"If it were a lady, it would get its bottom pinched...If this lady were a car she'd run you down" ...an old favourite :)

04/03/2012

Rest in peace, Adrienne Rich.

03/27/2012

03/21/2012

SHE THE PEOPLE | Thousands of women are facetiously seeking his advice on menstrual matters.

03/21/2012

It has been several weeks since Obama announced that the G8 will be meeting at the militarized Camp David, rather than in Chicago. Activists are still ambiguous about the move, even as we publicly declare victory. On one hand, the withdrawal of G8 demonstrates the power of the protestors, and Chicag...

03/21/2012

Our Brother Shamar Rocking his Hoodie "There is no Honor in Killing Black Children"

03/20/2012

University of Houston
March 26, 2:30 - 4:30 PM

Workshop on pinkwashing – the use of q***r liberatory language to legitimize state violence against other groups.

March 26, 2:30 - 4:30 PM: U of H LGBT Resource Center is hosting a workshop on pinkwashing – the use of q***r liberatory language to legitimize state violence against other groups.

03/20/2012

Pioneering midwife Ina May Gaskin joins us to discuss the political landscape around a women’s right to safe, affordable and comfortable birthing options in the United States.

As the controversy over women’s access to contraception continues, Democracy Now! looks at the access to safe, affordable and comfortable birthing options with pioneering midwife Ina May Gaskin, director of the Farm Midwifery Center in Tennessee. Her book is "Birth Matters: A Midwife’s Manifesta."

03/07/2012

The presidential hopeful celebrated his wins in Massachusetts but his victory speech was interrupted twice by DREAM Act supporters.

03/04/2012

"A central challenge for the Occupy Wall Street movement remains whether it can tie the broad activism that has developed around it to the power of the working class at the point of production. The attempts to 'update' the theory of the general strike don't represent an advance for our movement, but a retreat."

Have changes in capitalism created conditions that require our movement to refashion tactics around a more precarious labor force?