You can't truly be a feminist unless you believe in equity for ALL. For too long, white women have not been in the fight for lives beyond our/their own. This has to change in order for us all to be free. Equity for all means black womxn, trans womxn, other womxn of color, disabled, gender queer, etc. You can learn more about intersectionality from the brilliant Kimberlé Crenshaw, the creator of the concept! https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=kimberle+crenshaw
You love RBG. We love RBG. This specially commissioned design from one of our favorite community members, Molly Walter (https://society6.com/cleverestgirl), will give you the opportunity to wear RBG with pride! Maybe if enough of us put positive RBG energy out there, we'll make it through all this craziness!
What do we believe? Black lives matter, Womxn's rights are human rights, No human is illegal, Science is real, Climate change is real, Love is love, and Kindness is everything
Two of favorite 2020 things: plants and VOTING. Spread the message of love for some gorgeous greenery and having your voice heard with this awesome gear.
It's not too early to remind people to practice their civic duty. 2020 is a critical year for all of us, and it's so important that our voices are heard.
"Nevertheless, she persisted"... terrible words that embody what so many womxn have faced throughout our lives. Shhh, be quiet, you're wrong, you should really stop now... Nope, not gonna happen. We're going to persist. Why? Because it matters.
"Nevertheless, she persisted"... terrible words that embody what so many womxn have faced throughout our lives. Shhh, be quiet, you're wrong, you should really stop now... Nope, not gonna happen. We're going to persist. Why? Because it matters.
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We wholeheartedly believe that our differences are what make us stronger. While it's all too easy to view other humans as 'other', it weakens us. If we can take the time to learn from each other, we can achieve anything.
It's never too early to remind people to practice their civic duty. 2020 is a critical year for all of us, and it's so important that our voices are heard.
Co-Founder of She+ Geeks Out Rachel Murray is taking this special time in our world's history to cut out the hair dye and go fully grey (after 20 years of dying her hair!). After much research (thanks Instagram) she learned of a magical term called the grombre. It turns out, she is definitely not alone. It's a beautiful thing to see so many womxn saving time, money, and nasty chemicals to embrace their natural hair color. We are over the gender stereotype that men are somehow distinguished and womxn are grannies based on hair color. No more! Are you rockin' the grombre right now? Embrace it and celebrate it!
Who can't relate to this? It's been a weird time. We're all doing a lot just to stay sane. We love this quote because it embodies so much of what we value. :D
Are you awkward? Do you like cats? Chances are you'd be a great fit for the She+ Geeks Out community! We're a group of womxn in tech and tech-adjacent roles that support each other, laugh with each other, and learn from each other. Celebrate your awkward with us by grabbing some swag with us!
Are you awkward? Do you like cats? Chances are you'd be a great fit for the She+ Geeks Out community! We're a group of womxn in tech and tech-adjacent roles that support each other, laugh with each other, and learn from each other. Celebrate your awkward with us by grabbing some swag with us!
