Mirrors: Ours, The Media’s, Our Cultures’ and Our Kids’
July 19, 2008 by Tracee Sioux
Filed under Parenting
This is MY view from the panel. I don’t know if there is a picture of me on the panel.
So I had my big BlogHer08 speaking panel, Mirrors: Ours, The Media’s, Our Cultures’ and Our Kids’ speaking panel yesterday and it was a rush.
The panelists were Laurie Toby Edison of Body Impolitic, Tracee Sioux of Empowering Girls: So Sioux Me, Kelly Wickham of Mocha Momma, and Glennia Campbell of The Silent I (also Mom-o-crats and Kimchi Mamas).
Laurie Toby published the transcript on her blog and I’d love if you would hop over and read it. I think it went really, …read more
Body Impolitic
June 9, 2008 by Tracee Sioux
Filed under Parenting
Laurie Toby Edison of Body Impolitic asked me to guest blog. I submitted Body Image: No Name Calling about how I try to teach Ainsley that the habit of self-deprecation is wrong and carries a real cost to the self-esteem.
Thanks to Laurie for the opportunity. Laurie will be sitting on the BlogHer panel about body image with me in San Francisco in July.
Please stop by and read it while I decompress from my political trip and spend extra time with my kids – they missed me.
There’s another reason to leave the kids every once in a while – you can’t …read more
Normal Breasts Gallery
May 28, 2008 by Tracee Sioux
Filed under Parenting
I can’t tell you how often I hear women criticize their own breasts.
I often hear, I just want “normal” breasts. The owner of the breasts has generally stood before a mirror and compared her own image to the images she sees on television, in movies, in magazines and on the Internet.
But, those aren’t NORMAL breasts. Those usually aren’t even REAL breasts.
I once dated a guy who lived in LA. I was astounded and shocked that he believed those LA girls were born with those DDs. He would even argue that 5 foot tall Asian women we would see at a …read more




