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It’s okay to sing along. It’s also okay not to.

Go ahead girl, put yo poetry in it.

Solidarity forever, or something like that.

Ha ha! I’m quitting my job next month! Hahahahahaha!

“Man, we gotta stop bitchin’ about this and start BITCHIN’ about this!”

Katrina’s Team Pick: Something cool, but even cooler if you’re in Washington, DC.

“What exactly does ‘success’ mean for OWS? It could mean giving power to conversations and movements that activists, organizers and thinkers have been having for years.”

This Megabus is leaving at 9:30am whether you’re on it or not!

This trailer will make your day and I like that because I want you to have all of the feelings about Tegan and Sara. Even the cheesy ones.

Katrina’s Team Pick: “The conversation about student debt is a conversation that everyone who’s in school should be having.”

”We do not want to improve the actual system; we want a profound change – to stop seeing education as a consumer good, to see education as a right where the state provides a guarantee.”

Katrina’s Team Pick: Finally get closure on the Windows XP desktop background circa 2004.

Kanye West is seeking redemption — he’s just having a hard time wading through all the diamonds to get there.

Lesbians and bisexual women are 2-3 times more likely to smoke cigarettes regularly than straight people, which might be one of the 46 reasons I’m finding it hard to quit.

“While this freedom isn’t quite as sweet and lush (nor is it as free as I imagined), I don’t mind paying for my independence. For, me it’s still worth it.”

We’re online, we’re in the streets, we’re everywhere. And, goddammit, we’re on our way.

Day Two! All hands on tweetdeck! Queer Media and the Alternative Revolution (my panel!), overall political inspiration, business casual, and BEER.

“When Beyonce sang “to the left, to the left,” I think she was directing me toward Netroots.”

Kathleen Hanna rules.

“While my secret goal is to form a pop-sensational, ultra-queer, boi band supergroup, we’re mostly going to examine the media’s relationship with the queer community.”

I don’t think you’re ready for this jelly.

Autostraddle goes on the road to talk Internets, ladies, and the bright, bright future. Join Katrina C. Danger as she embarks on her journey to spread the good word.

Autostraddle is going on the road, the road to Smith College. Next Thursday, April 14, I, Katrina C. Danger will be venturing to this rumored Isle of Lesbos to lead a workshop!

“Admittedly, as a 21-year-old middle-class queer Asian woman, I probably do not share that many experiences with Saul Williams, except for maybe being from New York and having a profound appreciation for women’s bodies.”

So in order to include Andrea Gibson in this article, because we know you want us to, we (Carmen and KC Danger) decided to pay homage to her by watching her on YouTube and writing in notebooks.”