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"Hobee's Spring Schedule Woes (Blue)", 1985
"Hobee's Spring Schedule Woes (Blue)" is a comedic flyer for Spring 1985 B250, joking about how hard B250 is to find in the course schedule.
"Hobee's Spring Schedule Woes (Pink)", 1985
"Hobee's Spring Schedule Woes (Pink)" is comedic flyer for B250.
"The Fantasy Game," circa 1978
"The Fantasy Game" is a short humorous essay about using fantasy to feel powerful. Kaufman tells readers to imagine a more feminist world in order to survive everyday sexism.
""Empowerment Through Humor" Columbus Address speech" 1985 November 23
"Empowerment Through Humor" is was a speech over the use of humor to help empower women. It was given in Columbus, Ohio by Gloria Kaufman. Kaufman also jokes in a hand written that she should talk about empowerment through the weather.
Invitation to National Advisory Committee letter, 1986 June
Letter to Gloria Kaufman.
Don and Alleen Nilsen, the co-chairs of the World Humor and Irony Membership (WHIM), invited Kaufman to become a member of the National Advisory Committee for the sixth international WHIM humor conference. Kaufman accepts…
Don and Alleen Nilsen, the co-chairs of the World Humor and Irony Membership (WHIM), invited Kaufman to become a member of the National Advisory Committee for the sixth international WHIM humor conference. Kaufman accepts…
"How to Dress" photograph, circa 1980-1991
Photograph taken by Gloria Kaufman, published in her book of feminist humor and satire, "In Stitches."
The photo is of a nearly naked woman reading Kaufman's first book, "Pulling Our Own Strings," with a sign that says "How To Dress for the Annual…
The photo is of a nearly naked woman reading Kaufman's first book, "Pulling Our Own Strings," with a sign that says "How To Dress for the Annual…
"In Stitches" photograph of a child painting, circa 1991
Photo of a child painting, taken by Gloria Kaufman.
The photo is featured in her book of feminist humor, "In Stitches." The photo is located on page 35 in the section "Siblings & Sublings (parents)."
The photo is featured in her book of feminist humor, "In Stitches." The photo is located on page 35 in the section "Siblings & Sublings (parents)."
"Introduction" to Pulling Our Own Strings, 1980
Gloria Kaufman's introduction to the first book she edited, "Pulling Our Own Strings."
She discusses the importance of feminist humor, and how it is used to lift up women and shed light on serious feminist topics.
She discusses the importance of feminist humor, and how it is used to lift up women and shed light on serious feminist topics.
"Pulling Our Own Strings" cover, 1980
Cover of "Pulling Our Own Strings," a book edited by Gloria Kaufman and Mary Kay Blakely. The book features feminist humor and satire from numerous writers.
"Feminist Humor" article, 1976
The article discusses the history of humor and irony in feminist movements. Kaufman uses numerous examples of humorous feminist writing to argue that "humor is surely one of the best feminist weapons."
This article was published in Women: A…
This article was published in Women: A…