Bored with assumptions that women and girls who participate in nerd culture are somehow faking it—or worse, that they are only doing it to appease their geeky boyfriends—feminerds are turning up the volume to air their grievances with widespread sexism in geek communities.

[…] the faint contours of grey clouds and the wannesses and darknesses of a rainy heaven, reflecting also on the faces of the men. All of us look a little strained, a little tired.

You'll fry if you go out in this sun with no sunblock on.

“This started with O.J.,” he declares. […] Not only were we sanctioning celebricide, but we were watching it as a daily ritual.