The feminist movement on social media has gained some major attention in the past year, with women joining forces for a common cause and sharing knowledge. This list of Twitter feminists should be added to your feed.
@EvrydayFeminism: This Twitter feed posts content related to everything from talking about painful sex to the legal rights of queer couples to coming out as polyamorous. By talking about taboo topics in the social media space, this Twitter feed promotes openness and raises awareness.
Wedding Bells and Prison Bars: Why Prison Abolition Is a Queer Rights Issue http://t.co/kGE5J4yCAM #prisonabolition #queerrights
— Everyday Feminism (@EvrydayFeminism) March 12, 2015
@crunkfeminists: By tweeting about pop-culture events that affect women, this Twitter feed allows fans of entertainment to connect and share their views about what's going on in television, movies and music.
I'm so mad about Lena Dunham's wig next week, but at least the episode looks juicy and fun. I can't be having all the feels ery time!
— Crunk Feminists (@crunkfeminists) March 13, 2015
@TheMamaFesto: As someone who is “Redefining Motherhood to Fit Reality," this Twitter feminist highlights the importance of raising children, motherhood and female equality in all walks of life. She also comments about how we can empower our children and develop them into stronger, more positive people.
FYI, watching #borninthewild w/8yr old might not be best idea. But-even my 8yr old has more sense than Lifetime execs http://t.co/OXM4Ktr6IM
— Avital N. Nathman (@TheMamaFesto) March 12, 2015
@FeministaJones: By embodying the essence of feminism, @FeministaJones, shares her thoughts and experiences about what it means to be female. She tweets about everyday stuff like movies and television and shares information about current events. She also tweets about her own sexuality and being involved in the kink community.
On some of my darkest days, when depression rests at the foot of my bed threatening to bind my feet, I dance in an embodiment of my joy.
— Bessie Smut (@FeministaJones) November 15, 2014
@RaisingBoychick: By working towards a “body positive movement," @RaisingBoyChick tweets about gender-related news and statistics. She also tweets about using the term “cisgender” and “transgender” in proper context.
We often speak of "LGBTQ" suicidality rates. But if we break it down, it's bi & trans youth who contemplate suicide the most. #TimeToThrive
— Arwyn (@RaisingBoychick) February 15, 2015
By raising awareness about different genders, sexual orientations and different aspects of feminism, these Twitter users are opening up about previously taboo topics and encouraging others to do the same.
