Author's details
Name: Ashley Miller
Date registered: October 1, 2011
Jabber / Google Talk: ashleyf.
Biography
Writer, public speaker, and general smartass who gets paid to talk about variations of: atheism, feminism, gay rights, minority rights, young adult literature, mass media, culture, the oxford comma, the ukulele, and surviving getting a doctorate. Her speaking engagements have included spots at The Amazing Meeting, Dragon*Con, and universities across the country. She is working on a PhD in Mass Communications from the University of South Carolina, graduated cum laude from Emory with a BA in Film Studies, and has an MFA from FSU's Film Conservatory. In other lives, she has been an accountant, a banker, a reality television editor, and a teacher. She has lived in Pawleys Island, SC; Greenville, SC; Columbia, SC; Atlanta, GA; Tallahassee, FL; Los Angeles, CA; and Washington, DC.
Latest posts
- The Non-Religious Patriarchy: Why Losing Religion HAS NOT Meant Losing White Male Dominance (excerpt) — June 19, 2013
- The not even a non-apology apology — June 18, 2013
- Road Tripping through New England — June 14, 2013
- Starting a Podcast/Live show – Feedback appreciated — June 13, 2013
- Job Hunting with Craigslist — June 12, 2013
Most commented posts
- Why does anyone like Ron Paul? — 613 comments
- Racism, homophobia, and how I lost my dad last week — 453 comments
- The food of my childhood, the food of Southern poor white trash — 165 comments
- Thunderf00t: Stealing people’s private information is a major violation — 108 comments
- My Vagina is Destroying America or Love from Ron Paulians — 97 comments
Ashley's co-blogger is a third year student at Northwestern University who runs on coffee and snark. . At some point, she'd like to make people sit on couches and tell her about their feelings, but right now she writes in different places around the internet and makes silly faces when she doesn't know what to say. She's the president of her local Secular Student Alliance affiliate, and she is on the Secular Woman speakers bureau. Opinions do not necessarily reflect those of the Secular Student Alliance
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