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Posts by Celia Edell

Why ‘Positive’ Stereotypes Are More Harmful Than They Seem

By Celia Edell | March 8, 2016

“Women are so good at this!” The harm of negative stereotypes is pretty obvious – but is a stereotype that seems like a compliment really any better? Celia Edell explains how “positive” stereotypes are worse than you may think.

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Does Feminism Require Vegetarianism or Veganism?

By Celia Edell | February 17, 2016

Some say that being a feminist morally requires being vegetarian or vegan. As a feminist vegetarian who doesn’t apply her choice to others, Celia Edell shares what this question means to her.

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How to Support a Friend or Partner with Social Anxiety

By Celia Edell | January 23, 2016

Do any of your loved ones have social anxiety? It’s a draining burden to carry, so here’s Celia Edell with some great suggestions on where to start with giving the support they need.

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‘I Didn’t Know That Was Racist’ – Are You Using ‘White Ignorance’ to Dodge Responsibility?

By Celia Edell | December 29, 2015

Have you ever said, “Oh, I didn’t know it was racist” when you were called out for racism? It happens a lot. Celia Edell’s breaking down how this phrase relates to “white ignorance” – and how it misses the point.

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You’re Not ‘Oversensitive’ – Here’s How People Use Gaslighting to Dismiss Sexism

By Celia Edell | November 16, 2015

Have you ever been told you’re “overreacting” when you speak out against sexism? Celia Edell’s take on how gaslighting is used to silence you can help get you through this frustrating response.

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