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April Walsh in Legendary Women

Nov 25, 2015

The X-Files: Scully’s Journey (Season Three-part one)

Katie in Legendary Women

Nov 23, 2015

Dystopia Ladies: Delirium

There’s one crucial thing about Delirium by Lauren Oliver that makes it unique in the teen dystopia genre — a…

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Julie Palangi in Legendary Women

Nov 6, 2015

Women and the Internet: How We’ve Learned to Hate Ourselves

It surely is a different world than it used to be. Back in the 70s and 80s, when I was growing up, we wanted to be Daisy Duke from the Dukes of Hazzard, any of Charlie’s Angels, or stylish Stephanie Powers on Hart to Hart…

Margaret Bates in Legendary Women

Nov 1, 2015

Top Female Badasses in Horror

Awesome Ladies of the Horror Genre for Halloween

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Nov 11, 2015

The “Lego Friends” Protest then… Lovelace & Babbage now!

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Nov 24, 2015

Geek Girl Power Comic Book Holiday Shopping Guide (Part One)

By Valerie Estelle Frankel

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Nov 28, 2015

Geek Girl Power Comic Book Holiday Shopping Guide (Part Two)

By Valerie Estelle Frankel

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Nov 24, 2015

Literary Contest 2015 Winner — “J.J. Jones”

A Story by Samantha Dauer

We apologize in the delay in posting due to some staff illness and traveling. However, we do believe that we’ve saved the best for last. Please enjoy the story, and then we’ll post an interview with Ms…

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Nov 28, 2015

An Interview with Literary Contest Winner 2015 Winner

We Speak with Samantha Dauer

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Nov 30, 2015

Geek Girl Power Holiday Shopping Guide (Final Part)

By Valerie Estelle Frankel

October 2015

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A collection of stories about positive women role models in media, real-life women and female-centered charities to know, heroines on television and other media, and also feminist criticism of media issues from new media to books to film.

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