Favorite Internet Hotspots

The Gender Purity Test: This Gender Purity test offers you a chance to consider your ideas about gender stereotypes and gender roles. Links from the site lead to psychological and self-help pages which discuss gender misconceptions and issues.

Ever wanted to take a quiz to check your militant feminist barometer? "I know I'm a feminist, but am I a militant feminist? Am I a no mercy, power seeking, man burning woman or just someone trying for equal treatment?" Here's where you find out!

Are you a gay man? What do you really think about Martha Stewart? What is your preference for doing laundry and how does that relate to your sexuality? Figure it out while taking the Am I Gay Quiz, brought to you by the folks at Faxtoons.com!

Gender JokesA web page featuring jokes and humor with gendered themes.

Do Boys (and Girls) Just Wanna Have Fun? Gender-Switching in Cyberspace: Discusses the phenomena of men and women adopting on-line characters and personas of opposite genders.

Feminist Theory Website: Provides bibliographies of feminist scholarship within listed fields of feminist theory. Of interest to students are bibliographies of national and ethic feminisms subdivided by region and country.

Women's History: A Research Guide: Provides access to reference sources, with a special emphasis on primary source collections. A state index to resource sources is provided, as are research tools for finding secondary and primary documents.

National Women's Hall of Fame: Searchable site showcasing women who have been inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, New York.

Women's Biographies: Distinguished Women of Past and Present: Houses biographical information on the lives and contributions of notable women from a variety of disciplines, occupations, and pursuits. Biographies are divided by field of activity, and searchable by subject as well as name.

Feminist Majority Foundation On-Line: Provides information on breaking news and stories of interest to feminists around the world as well as great general links and information pages.

A Celebration of Women Writers: Highlights women writers throughout history with texts, recordings, and links to a variety of sources from novels and poetry to travel books and scientific works.

Center for American Women and Politics: Compiles and maintains information on the women's political movement and women in government, while monitoring the status and prospects of female politicians.

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