Artwork by Jasmine Anderson — Moonlight Feminists

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Moonlight Feminists

The Moonlight Feminists exists so that we can grow as feminists in a safe and supportive environment.

Aug 28

Aug 28 Artwork by Jasmine Anderson

Jasmine Anderson

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Acrylic on paper
2016

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About Moonlight Feminists

Moonlighter, procrastinator and angry, vietnamese girl May Tran writes about orientalism, white-washing and the joy of musical theatre in her new piece about Miss Saigon. You can back May in taking a stand against orientalist bs by liking Not Phở Your Entertainment on facebook and posting a pic of yourself with the hashtag #notphoyourentertainment 🍜❌Beautiful illo by Simone Cheuanhhane!

Moonlit Words # 2 is on tomorrow night 7pm at the Red Rattler! We're so keen to get our spoken word on. Beautiful people here on da internet, come on down and let's hang irl! 😘

Long time moonlight feminist darling Claudia Gray @slayerclaudia makes her debut on tha blog with a brilliant poem: "A Festering Fuck You" 😍 go give it some love and check out the stunning artwork by Miri Badger! @miri_badger

"This Month At Moonlight" by Arielle Kiko Celermajer de Bono, illustrated by Kasey Clarke. Ari has written a detailed and personal reflection on the discussions we had at the October meeting of the Moonlight Feminist Wine Club 🍷📝

"Not For Your Viewing Pleasure: What Sport Taught Me About Agency" by Matilda Fay. Reflecting on how we see our bodies as we grow older and are exposed to the pressures of womanhood. On the Moonlight Feminists website now ✨💪

We're bringing back Moonlit Words for round 2! Get down to the Red Rattler on December 21 for spoken word performances and that supportive Moonlight Feminists atmosphere ✨🌙 poster features painting by the talented Jasmine Anderson / designed by Matilda Fay

A snap from May's amazing impromptu monologue at Moonlit Words in August 💕 We're hosting another Moonlit Words event on December 21! Event details are all available on the Moonlight Feminists facebook page.

🚦Red light detail from Simone Cheuanghane's mixed media illo for "Street Light Stories". The article is written by Ari Kiko Celermajer de Bono and captures one of those beautiful little moments of solidarity between perfect strangers.

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