Small Strokes Big Oaks

The American Cancer Society’s take on Breast Cancer Awareness Month Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

Today’s post comes from Kate Rohdenburg, and is part of a Salon of blog posts asking feminists to define what feminism means to them.  You can follow Kate on Twitter, read her blog, and check out her answers to the… Read more ›

Another website you should check out: breastcancerawareness.com Support Breast  Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

Once again, I’m sharing my research for my Literacy in the Feminist Blogging Community thesis project with you!  (You can see the previous draft here.) These are some really great sources for anyone interest in feminism, blogging, or literacy –… Read more ›

Yet another great resource: Susan G. Komen Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

Another great resource: The Avon Foundation Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

A great resources: The National Breast Cancer  Foundation Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

Feminist Majority Foundation’s Choices Campus Blog had a great post about Breast Cancer Awareness this past week, so go check it out! Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

I’m being linked all over the place!  Thanks to those showing love for Small Strokes.  All these little things – these small strokes – can really add up, and it makes me happy that people are noticing!  Check out these… Read more ›

This may be the last picture of the month, unless you want to see more! These guys blasted music from their red convertible and danced around on it!  It was great! Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer… Read more ›

I’m loving looking at these pictures again!  Are you loving seeing them for the first time? An awesome cement truck, decked out for the cause! Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

Walking past the Field Museum: Early detection saves lives!  Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

Enjoying these pictures?  Here’s another!   Support See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

Another awesome picture from the Avon Walk 2009: My feet don’t look too bad, huh?  They hurt, though, I’ll tell ya! Support Breast Cancer Awareness here.

As most of you know from reading this blog, I am engaged to a wonderful man, and, one year from today, I will be happily married! That’s right, one year from today!  I’ve discussed my plans for a feminist marriage… Read more ›

Another picture from the Avon Walk 2009: This guy was dancing behind the pink ambulance that blasted music and drove up and down the walk route.   It was awesome to see him every few hours! Early detection saves lives!  Support… Read more ›

Let’s take a break from facts and check out some pictures, eh?  This one is from last year’s Avon Walk. How’s that for turning gender roles on their heads? 🙂  Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month… Read more ›

It is no secret that language can be used to exclude people.  We’ve been talking about exclusionary and ableist language for a while now.  It is very easy to make an entire population feel completely othered just by using a… Read more ›

Over eighty percent of breast lumps are not cancerous, but benign such as fibrocystic breast disease. But it’s still important to get any lump checked out!  Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer Awareness Month posts

from breast cancer in the United States in 2009: Estimated new cases and deaths   New cases: 192,370 (female); 1,910 (male)   Deaths: 40,170 (female); 440 (male) Early detection saves lives!  Support Breast Cancer Awareness here. See all Breast Cancer… Read more ›