For a pet project, I'm looking to list out some women who were active and influential in the web from 1995-2002, and not coming up with very many. Enlighten me, please?
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Wow. What an explosion of loving awesomeness! Oh the memories. Yet as I think about this thread in relationship to the originating question, I can’t help but be reminded that...
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The untold story of women and PoC impact is often how we knit things together in ways that boys can capitalize off of for $$.
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Or in my case, quietly keeping the lights on for communities: @8Asians & @metblogs & @bloggingla long after it was not $ for male founders!
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Replying to @jozjozjoz @zephoria @carywood @blogdiva @rebeccablood @christine @digitalsista @debs @ElisaC @IdentityWoman @missrogue @sheilaellen @coates @Caterina @ginatrapani @alizasherman @lynnjohnson @alevin @doctorparadox @JoryDJ @heathr @ultrasaurus @sarahmei @MaryHodder @emilyd @xeeliz @rmack @MegHourihan @dollarshort @Annaleen @heathervescent @charleneli @Halley @reneeblodgett @whoisylvia @niche @NancyWhite @kanter @awsamuel @dooce @lizhenry @anildash @8Asians @bloggingla
Notice the language (Hi Jozjozjoz!) "quietly keeping the lights on" - when it comes to many people, especially of our gender and with added cultural variants in a world wide context - don't want to be on the stage. Keeping the lights on and energy going is the hardest job of all!

Jan 18, 2018 · 3:18 PM UTC
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