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Iconic C: Not that C Word! It is Cailleach

No I am not going there.  So far in this examination of the iconic feminine we have looked at the similarities of two very different women and about an iconic doll that shaped the play of girls since the mid-20th Century. It is time to delve into the cultural mythic icon.  Cailleach is the Celtic Crone […]

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Mothers & Others

Iconic U: Umiaq, Ursula, and Ubiquity

I had the best of plans for the letter U.  I had decided early on that the perfect word for the letter U in this years’s challenge was the word Umiaq, which would give me opportunity to talk about gendered toolkits and tools, not pink hand drills, but real distinct tools that are women’s boats […]

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Identity

Iconic Y: You Are Iconic

You knew this was coming, didn’t you? I want to make sure that if you are reading this, and are a woman of any sort, that you know you are an Iconic Woman, and that you are iconically feminine.  You have control over this.  Words are powerful and whatever you see yourself as, whatever you […]

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Curate Change

I try to be non-political on this site, but it is very difficult for me to exclude things from my writing if a topic jars me so that I really take note.  I have been wrestling with this for quite some time.  Recent events have made me change my belief about what is appropriate to […]